Abstract: A speaker of the present invention is used for converting audio electrical signals to audible sounds. The multi-magnetic circuit speaker includes a box with a sound hole, at least one magnetic circuit having at least two magnetic gaps, at least two vibrating units corresponding to the magnetic gaps, respectively, at least two pair of pads embedded in the box to electrically connecting with the two vibrating units, a terminal board engaged with the box and pressing on the two pads for conducting electrical signals to the two vibrating units. The terminal board includes a first portion, a second portion extending from the second portion and a third portion extending from the second portion.

Abstract: An earpiece is disclosed. The earpiece includes a housing forming a volume, a number of sound holes arranged in the front end and rear end of the housing, a sound generator accommodated in the chamber for dividing the volume into several parts isolated with each other, and a wire electrically connected to the sound generator for providing audio signals to the sound generator. Each of several parts of the volume communicates with the outside of the earpiece via a corresponding sound hole in the housing.

Abstract: A speaker of the present invention is used for converting audio electrical signals to audible sounds. The multi-magnetic circuit speaker includes a box with a sound hole, at least one magnetic circuit having at least two magnetic gaps, at least two vibrating units corresponding to the magnetic gaps, respectively, at least two pair of pads embedded in the box to electrically connecting with the two vibrating units, a terminal board engaged with the box and pressing on the two pads for conducting electrical signals to the two vibrating units. The terminal board includes a first portion, a second portion extending from the second portion and a third portion extending from the second portion.

Abstract: A magnetic circuit unit includes a yoke, a magnet positioned on the yoke, a plate on the magnet. The yoke includes a bottom defining a central hole therein, and a wall extending from the bottom. The magnet is positioned on the bottom of the yoke. The plate defines a base coupled to a top surface of the magnet, and a central pole extending from the base and getting through the annular magnet with an end thereof suspended in the central hole of the yoke. Thus, a first magnetic gap is formed between the wall of the yoke and an outer side of the annular magnet, and a second magnetic gap is formed between the central pole of the plate and an inner side of the annular magnet. A speaker using the magnetic circuit unit described above is disclosed.