Abstract: A speaker device prevents “squeaking” based on the difference between propagation speed of a vibration propagated through a center cap and propagation speed of a vibration propagated through a diaphragm. The speaker device includes a vibrating body (VB), a driving part (magnetic circuit) driving the VB, and a frame supporting the VB and the driving part (magnetic circuit). The VB includes a voice coil (VC), a VC supporting part supporting the VC, a diaphragm group, and a driving member whose inner circumference portion is supported by the VC supporting part and which transmits VC vibration to the diaphragm group. The driving member includes a supporting part supporting the diaphragm group. A first connecting part is provided between the diaphragm group and the driving member and on the inner side with respect to the supporting part. The diaphragm group is connected to the driving member via the first connecting part.

Abstract: A speaker apparatus including a diaphragm for emitting sound; and a frame for holding the diaphragm, wherein the diaphragm has a bent portion along inner periphery of the frame.

Abstract: A speaker apparatus including a diaphragm; a damper which elastically supports the diaphragm at a damper mount portion; and a frame to which the diaphragm and the damper are attached, wherein the frame has at least one aperture on a back side in a sound emitting direction with respect to the damper mount portion.