Effects unit
A device that adds reverb or other effects to an audio signal which is then mixed back in with the original sound.
Effected
A sound signal that has had one or more effects applied to it.
Electromagnet
An electromagnet is created whenever an electrical current flows through a wire. If the wire is coiled and wound around a metallic material the magnetic field s strengthened. Loudspeakers and microphones use electromagnetic effects to convert sound to electricity and back again.
Equalisation (EQ)
The process of filtering, amplifying or attenuating a range of frequencies in an audio signal. Usually in ranges of frequency (bands) such as Bass, Mid and High.