Audio Equipment

4. A device that converts electrical audio signals back into sound that can be heard.
6. A speaker designed to provide accurate sound reproduction for recording and mixing.
7. A device that sends audio signals wirelessly to a receiver, often used with wireless microphones.
9. A lead used to carry audio signals between pieces of equipment.
10. A piece of equipment used to combine, adjust, and control multiple audio signals.

1. Personal listening devices worn over or in the ears for monitoring audio.
2. A device used to capture and store audio for playback at a later time.
3. A device that converts sound waves into an electrical signal for recording or amplification.
5. A device that connects microphones and instruments to a computer, converting audio into a digital format.
8. Equipment that increases the strength of an audio signal before it is sent to speakers.