Abstract: A loudspeaker system includes at least one electromagnetic loudspeaker assembly having a single vibratory coil form to which a vibratory diaphragm is attached. Two or more voice coils are wound on the vibratory coil form, each operating within a magnetic field. Electronic circuitry includes a signal conditioning network and a pair of amplifiers, one amplifier for each of the voice coils. The signal conditioning network, possibly preceded by a filter, is arranged to feed the respective amplifiers, the latter being coupled to their respective ones of the voice coils. D.C. currents provide forces in each of the voice coils, such that these forces are caused to oppose one another. The signal currents in the voice coils are such that the difference in the forces developed by the voice coils produce a vibratory motion of the voice coil form and the diaphragm attached thereto. A power supply is provided. A variable impedance circuit is connected between the power supply and the voice coils for adjusting the D.C.