<p>Paul has suggested more than once that speakers are analogs of microphones, but is that actually true? And, if so, shouldn’t someone closest to the microphone be in the speaker on playback?</p>

Paul has suggested more than once that speakers are analogs of microphones, but is that actually true? And, if so, shouldn’t someone closest to the microphone be in the speaker on playback?

Are speakers analogs of microphones?

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Are speakers analogs of microphones?

Are speakers analogs of microphones?