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![]() "Joel Koltner" wrote in message ... Are crystal earphones called that because they're used with crystal radios, or because they really do have some sort of crystal in them (seems unlikely)? ---Joel The crystal earphone is called that because it does contain a crystal, similar to some microphones. The crystal in a crystal radio is the diode that does the conversion from RF to AF. It started off years ago as a real crystal. A semiconductive mineral crystal, usually lead sulfide (galena) or cadmium sulfide. |
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