Speakers are everywhere and there are plenty of brands to choose from. They're in our cellphones, schools, venues and stages, vehicles, houses of worship, home entertainment systems, and much more.
With speakers being so common, many speaker manufacturers have entered the market. In this article, I'll share the best overall speaker brands to look out for when choosing your next speaker, pair of speakers, or speaker system.
Though obviously subjective and prone to biases, I've done my best to list out these brands based on company reputation, product selection, availability, affordability, and, of course, overall speaker quality across all models.
At the end of this article, I've included information on some high-end boutique speaker manufacturers worth checking out for some of the greatest craftsmanship in speaker design on the market. However, these high-ticket manufacturers do not often meet the “affordability” and “availability” factors listed above. Skip ahead by clicking here or scroll through the article!
With all that being said, let's list out the brands.
The top 10 best speaker/loudspeaker brands on the market today are:
Let's get into each of these brands in greater detail and explain why they belong in the top 10 best loudspeaker brands. I'll share their country of origin, a bit of history, examples of best-selling or flagship loudspeaker models, and a link to their official websites.
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Without further ado, let's get into our top 10 overall loudspeaker brands on the market today.
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Bose
Since its founding in 1964, Bose Corporation has grown to become a famous brand of affordable, high-quality audio. Bose is best known for its home audio systems and popular noise-cancelling headphones.
Its innovative spirit has yielded many different speaker models in plenty of categories throughout the years, including portable wireless, smart technology, home theatre, computer, automotive, public address, and more.
Bose remains at the forefront of audio and loudspeaker technology, advancing the field forward while providing high-quality products that are affordable to the consumer and professional alike.
Notable Bose speakers include:
- Soundbar 700: The Bose Soundbar 700 (link to check the price on Amazon) is a high-end soundbar that is part of the Bose family of smart speakers and soundbars. It has Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity and support for Dolby Digital and DTS.
- F1 Model 812: A popular PA speaker from Bose is the F1 Model 812 (link to check the price on Amazon). This Flexible Array loudspeaker delivers a loud, clean sound with a vertical coverage pattern that can be altered by choosing one of four settings. The array features eight mid/high-frequency drivers, plus a 12-inch low-frequency woofer, all powered by a 1000-watt Class D amplifier.
- SoundLink Revolve+: The Bose SoundLink Revolve+ (link to check the price on Amazon) is a portable Bluetooth true 360° speaker. This water-resistant (IPX4) speaker features a highly efficient transducer, dual-passive radiators, and an omnidirectional acoustic deflector to emit clear sound in all directions even in tough environments.
Bose was originally founded in 1964 by Amar Bose in Massachusetts, USA. Today, the company is headquartered in Framingham, Massachusetts, USA.
Official website: bose.com
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JBL
JBL has been producing loudspeakers since its inception in 1946. The company has two divisions: JBL Consumer (which focuses on consumer home audio equipment) and JBL Professional (which focuses on audio equipment for professional settings).
Each division has its own loudspeakers that are beloved by those who use them. On one hand, JBL has become a household name for consumers that want great-sound audio systems. On the other, the brand has seen success in professional markets, providing the quality (and quantity) needed in many pro situations.
JBL's speaker variety spans across all major speaker “types,” including portable Bluetooth, home, car, marine, smart, public address, cinema, installed, live sound, and recording, to name a few.
The popularity of JBL is for good reasons, and this company is certainly a top manufacturer of loudspeakers across the board.
Notable JBL speakers include:
- Stage A180: The JBL Stage A180 (link to check the price at Crutchfield) is a 2.5-way, dual 8″, 1″ aluminum tweeter floor-standing loudspeaker designed as part of JBL’s ‘Stage’ line of home entertainment speakers.
- PRX835W: The JBL Pro PRX835W (link to check the price at B&H Photo/Video) is the 3-way powered PA speaker from JBL’s PRX800 Series. Crown DriveCore amplification offers 1500 watts RMS (2000 peak) and a maximum SPL up to a whopping 137 dB SPL. This PA speaker’s frequency response runs from 33 – 21,000 Hz.
- GT-BassPro12: The JBL GT-BassPro12 (link to check the price on Amazon) pictured below is an example of a car audio subwoofer from JBL. This 12″ model features a 150-watt amplifier with both line level and speaker level inputs (the amp automatically turns off when a speaker level signal is inputted).
JBL was originally founded in 1946 by James Bullough Lansing and his partner in Los Angeles, California, USA, where the company is still headquartered to this day. The brand is now owned by Samsung Electronics and managed by Harmon International Industries.
Lansing also founded the Lansing Manufacturing Company in 1927, which, in 1941, was acquired by Altec Service Corporation to become Altec Lansing.
Official website: jbl.com
Parent company: Harman International – Samsung Electronics (South Korea)
JBL is featured in other top brand articles at My New Microphone. Check out these articles here!
Klipsch
Klipsch was originally founded in 1946 and has since made a name for itself as a reputable and high-quality speaker manufacturer.
Klipsch has always promoted horn-loaded speakers in its journey of producing the best speakers possible. The company has a large selection of new speakers and many legacy models that are highly sought-after in the new and vintage markets, respectively.
As a company, Klipsch focuses on loudspeakers, producing drivers and enclosures along with complete loudspeaker units for high fidelity, public address, personal computers, home cinema, and more.
Notable Klipsch speakers include:
- Heritage Cornwall IV: The Klipsch Heritage Cornwall IV (link to check the price at Crutchfield) is a high-end floor-standing loudspeaker. This 3-way speaker has a K-33-E 15” woofer, a K-702 1.75” midrange speaker, and K-107-TI 1” high-frequency driver.
- SPL-150SW: The SPL-150SW (link to check the price on Amazon) is the largest model from Klipsch’s high-end SPL series of subwoofers. This home audio subwoofer has a 15″ spun copper cerametallic woofer, a bass-reflex enclosure, and a high-efficiency Class-D amplifier with 400W RMS/ 800W peak.
- The One II: Klipsch's The One II (link to check the price on Amazon) is a portable 2.1, professionally-tuned bi-amplified stereo system. It provides legendary Klipsch sound while featuring Bluetooth 4.0 wireless technology for mobile devices and a 3.5 mm analog input.
Klipsch Audio Technologies was founded in 1946 by Paul W. Klipsch in Hope, Arkansas, as ‘Klipsch and Associates'. In 2011, Audiovox (now Voxx International) acquired Klipsch. The company is headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana, U.S.
Official website: klipsch.com
Parent company: Voxx International (USA)
Klipsch is featured in other top brand articles at My New Microphone. Check out these articles here!
KEF
KEF began as a project to create innovative loudspeakers that utilized the latest in materials technology. Since its founding in 1961, the company has done just that, producing many speakers that have pushed the field of audio replication forward.
KEF produces many high-end high-ticket speakers and some more affordable options that offer tremendous technology as well. The relatively high price points, perhaps, make KEF a bit less well-known than the company ought to be.
Their speaker ranges include Hi-Fi, home theatre, desktop and Bluetooth, installed and THX-certified. All of which offer some of the best speakers available on the market today.
Notable KEF speakers include:
- Blade: The KEF Blade (link to check the price on Amazon) is the top model in KEF's flagship range of high-end speakers. It features four 9″ bass drivers and a Uni-Q mid/high-frequency array in a 62.5″ high cabinet. It is the world's first-ever Single Apparent Source loudspeaker.
- LS50: The LS50 (link to check the price on Amazon) is a Hi-Fi bookshelf speaker based on a reinterpretation of the research, design and engineering approach of the legendary LS3/5a monitors combined with the state-of-the-art technology used in the KEF Blade. It is a compact speaker that performs well above its size and price point.
- HTF8003: The KEF HTF8003 (link to check the price on Amazon) is a high-end soundbar for home theatre applications. The HTF8003 is capable of producing the entire front soundstage with 3 distinct Uni-Q driver arrays for a realistic and clear output.
KEF was founded by Raymond Cooke (once technical director at Wharfedale) and Robert Pearch in Tovil, Maidstone, Kent, England, in 1961. It is named after Kent Engineering & Foundry. In 1992, the company was acquired by GP Acoustics, which is owned by the Hong Kong-based Gold Peak Group. KEF is headquartered in Maidstone, United Kingdom.
Official website: kef.com
Parent company: GP Acoustics – Gold Peak Group (Hong Kong, China)
Definitive Technology
Definitive Technology is a relatively new company on this list and has been specializing in home theatre audio systems, soundbars and headphones since 1990.
Though perhaps not as well diversified in terms of the variety of speaker types on its roster, Def Tech has made a name for itself as being a go-to for home audio systems.
Their speakers are designed for home audio but span from home stereo and soundbars to architectural in-wall and outdoor speaker designs to portable wireless speakers. One thing is for sure is that each of Def Tech's speakers is made with excellent quality and attention to detail that shows in the way they sound.
Notable Definitive Technology speakers include:
- BP-9080X: The Definitive Technology BP-9080X (link to check the price on Amazon) is a high-performance bipolar tower speaker with a front, rear and top array, and an integrated 12” powered subwoofer and dual bass radiators.
- D11: The D11 (link to check the price at B&H Photo/Video) is the largest bookshelf speaker from Definitive Technology's ‘Demand' line of high-performance speakers. This 2-way speaker features a 1” Aluminum Dome Tweeter with 20/20 Wave Alignment Lens and Laterally Offset Tweeter Assembly and a BDSS (Balanced Double Surround System) midrange/woofer with an integrated passive radiator.
- Studio Advance: The Definitive Technology Studio Advance (link to check the price on Amazon) is actually a 2-unit speaker system with a soundbar and subwoofer. It is a 5.1 channel soundbar system with built-in Chromecast that allows for wireless music streaming over Wi-Fi and the use of voice commands to control music with the Google Assistant.
Definitive Technology was founded in 1990 in Owings Mills, Maryland, by Polk Audio founder Sandy Gross and Don Givogue and Ed Blaise. In 2004, the company was acquired by Directed Electronics (which became DEI Holdings in 2008). In 2013, DEI combined Polk Audio, Definitive Technology and the Boom Movement brands into a new division called Sound United. Def Tech is headquartered in Vista, California, U.S.
Official website: definitivetechnology.com
Parent company: DEI Holdings (USA)
Definitive Technology is featured in other top brand articles at My New Microphone. Check out these articles here!
Bowers & Wilkins
Bowers & Wilkins have been around for a long time and have been producing superb loudspeakers on a commercial scale since their first release of the P1 in 1967.
B&W specializes in headphones and speakers. Among their speakers are designs for car audio, wireless speakers, home audio, and mini theatre. Like many of the speakers focused on home audio, B&W also has custom installation speaker designs.
To name a major credential, Bowers & Wilkins has been the official headphones and loudspeaker partner of Abbey Road Studios since 2017.
Notable Bowers & Wilkins speakers include:
- 702 S2: The 702 S2 (link to check the price at Crutchfield) is the flagship model from Bowers & Wilkins 700-series of studio-quality home speakers. This 3-way vented box speaker has 3 bass 6.5″ woofers, a 6″ midrange driver, and a solid body 1″ tweeter housing on top. It is one step down from B&W’s top-of-the-line 800 Series Diamond.
- Formation Bass: The Formation Bass (link to check the price at B&H Photo/Video) is a wireless subwoofer with perfect synchronization with 96 kHz / 24-bit resolution and compatibility with Spotify, Roon, Airplay and Bluetooth. It features opposed dual-driver technology and is designed to pair incredibly well with the rest of B&W's Formation series of home speakers.
- M-1: Bowers & Wilkins also has a home satellite speaker known as the M-1 (link to check the price on Amazon) that is worth mentioning. These compact 2-way speakers can be used in all positions of a home audio system.
Bowers & Wilkins was founded in 1966 by John Bowers in Worthing, West Sussex, England. In 2016, California-based EVA Automation acquired B&W. Today, the brand's headquarters are in Menlo Park, California, USA.
Official website: bowerswilkins.com
Bowers & Wilkins is featured in other top brand articles at My New Microphone. Check out these articles here!
Focal
Since 1979, the French company Focal has been designing and selling Hi-Fi audio systems.
Their focus is on headphones, car audio, home audio speakers, and professional monitor speakers. The company has earned itself global recognition as a major player in the loudspeaker space.
Focal also has full control over the entire manufacturing process of its loudspeakers, ensuring nothing but the best for its products and its customers.
Notable Focal speakers include:
- Chora 826: The flagship home speaker model from Focal is the Chora 826 (link to check the price on Amazon). This bass-reflex loudspeaker offers a clean full-range of sound and can be used solo or as a pair for stereo listening.
- Trio11 Be: The Trio11 Be (link to check the price at B&H Photo/Video) is Focal’s flagship studio speaker dedicated to near-field and mid-field monitoring. This monitor features Focal’s TMD (Tuned Mass Damper) and NIC (Neutral Inductance Circuitry) technologies for amazing tuning. Its optimized vents promote dynamic control and perfect bass definition with high excursion, enabling even more linearity of the subwoofer. The speaker offers up to 118 dB SPL and an extended bandwidth from 30 Hz-40 kHz.
- Dome Flax: Focal's Dome Flax (link to check the price on Amazon) is a compact satellite speaker designed for any channel of a home theatre set up. The high acoustic performance of these small speakers is made possible by Focal's own flax cone driver design.
- Grande Utopia: The Grande Utopia (link to check the price at Upscale Audio) is Focal's flagship high-ticket loudspeaker. This 4-way, floor-standing bass-reflex loudspeaker is a marvel of loudspeaker engineering that would require an entire article to explain with any justice.
Focal-JMLab was founded in 1979 by Jacques Mahul in Saint-Etienne, France. Though the brand is still independent, it is owned by Vervent Audio Group following a merger with UK-based high-end audio electronics brand Naim Audio Limited. Focal-JMLab is, to this day, still headquartered in Saint-Etienne, France.
Official website: focal.com
Focal is featured in other top brand articles at My New Microphone. Check out these articles here!
Quested
Since 1985, UK-based Quested Monitoring Systems has been designing and perfecting studio monitoring systems and high-end residential home cinema systems.
From ultra-compact near-field monitors to powerful soffit-mounted systems, Quested's game is to produce the highest-quality studio-grade speakers in the world. A game that they are great at and continue to improve at.
Notable Quested speakers include:
- HM415: The Quested HM415 (link to check the price at B&H Photo/Video) is a high-end, high-price large-format 4-way monitoring system with built-in amp and crossover. It is designed for Soffit mounting and to be used as “main monitors” for large music and film control rooms. It features 7 driver: 4 x 15″ bass, 1 x 8″ low-mid, 1 x 3″ high-mid, and 1 x 1.5″ high.
- V3110: The V3110 (link to check the price at B&H Photo/Video) is Quested's most powerful self-powered monitor with 1000 watts of class AB and class D amplification designed for near to midfield use.
- S7R: The S7R MkIII (link to check the price at B&H Photo/Video) is a popular two-way active near-field reference monitor that features two class A-B amplifiers capable of delivering a total of 190W RMS.
Quested Monitoring Systems was founded in 1985 by Roger Quested in the UK. The company is headquartered at Honiton, Devon, United Kingdom.
Official website: quested.com
Dynaudio
Danish loudspeaker manufacturer Dynaudio has been designing and manufacturing incredible loudspeakers for home and studio use since 1977.
The company also excels in car audio and has become the original audio equipment manufacturer from brands such as Volvo, Volkswagen and Bugatti.
Whether it's professional, consumer or vehicle-grade loudspeaker design, Dynaudio excels.
Notable Dynaudio speakers include:
- Evoke 50: The Dynaudio Evoke 50 (link to check the price at Crutchfield) is a popular Hi-Fi floor-standing speaker from Dynaudio. It is a 3-way, 4-driver design suitable for any listening environment for home audio.
- Core 59: The Core 59 (link to check the price at Sweetwater) is the flagship of Dynaudio’s high-end professional reference monitor series. It’s a 3-way speaker with uncompromising class-D amplification, cutting-edge digital signal processing, a super-inert 32mm-thick baffle, and a flat bass response down to 36Hz at -6dB. This monitor is designed for professionals with an Esotar Pro tweeter to greatly reduce listening fatigue.
- Xeo 20: Dynaudio’s Xeo 20 (link to check the price at Crutchfield) is a compact stand-mounted wireless active Hi-Fi speaker that performs like a floor-standing speaker and is tuned like a studio monitor (the Dynaudio LYD5, to be exact, which is featured in My New Microphone’s Top Best Studio Monitor Brands You Should Know And Use).
Dynaudio was founded in 1977 by Ejvind Skaaning and Gerhard Richter. The company has since introduced a professional subsidiary (Dynaudio Professional). In 2014, Dynaudio was acquired by the Chinese acoustic components company Goertek. Dynaudio is headquartered in Skanderborg, Denmark.
Official website: dynaudio.com
Parent company: Goertek (China)
Dynaudio is featured in other top brand articles at My New Microphone. Check out these articles here!
QSC
The American company QSC Audio Products has been around since 1968 and has made a big name for itself as a trustworthy and quality manufacturer of loudspeakers.
The company focuses on many different audio products, including power amplifiers, loudspeakers, digital mixers and digital signal processors. QSC has various series for its speakers, including professional installation, portable, production, corporate and cinema.
Notable QSC speakers include:
- AP-5152: The AP-5152 (link to check the price at B&H Photo/Video) is a high-power, 2-way (15″ woofer and 3″ compression driver), 75˚ conical DMT (Directivity Matched Transition) loudspeaker. It is the largest of QSC’s Acoustic Performance line with a maximum SPL of 123 dB continuous (129 dB peak) and a frequency response of 44 Hz – 18 kHz.
- KS118: The KS118 (link to check the price on Amazon) is a noteworthy subwoofer from QSC. This direct-radiating 18-inch subwoofer has a 3600 Watt Class D amplifier module and is capable of very high output. It has an adjustable crossover and omnidirectional and cardioid radiation modes (cardioid setup requires a minimum of 2 units).
- K12.2: The K12.2 (link to check the price on Amazon) is a popular loudspeaker from QSC's K.2 series. It is a 2000W 2-way powered speaker with advanced DSP
The Quilter Sound Company was founded in 1968 by Patrick Quilter, Barry Andrews and John Andrews in Costa Mesa, California, USA. The company is still headquartered in Costa Mesa today and officially changed its name to QSC, LLC in 2015.
Official website: qsc.com
Dynaudio is featured in other top brand articles at My New Microphone. Check out these articles here!
A Note On High-End Boutique Speaker Brands
It wouldn't feel right to leave a “best of” article without talking about the high-end boutique brands that exist on the market.
The following are but some of the world's most expensive speaker brands. Each is a marvel of speaker engineering and manufacturing.
Some of the speakers from these brands have MSRPs in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. It figures, then, that these brands and their speakers may certainly be among the best in the world.
However, with such a small niche market and impractical pricing, I did not feel compelled to include them in the top 11. That being said, I thought it important to add them at the end of this article to let my readers know that these high-end manufacturers do, indeed, exist and to ensure that I didn't end this “best of” article without mentioning some of the all-time greats.
The high-end boutique speaker brands I speak of include:
- Acapella Audio Arts
- AER (Acoustic Electronic Research)
- Burmester Audiosysteme
- Cabasse
- Duntech
- Eggleston
- Genesis Technologies
- Kharma International
- Legacy Audio
- Meridian Audio
- Oswalds Mill Audio
- Steinway Lyngdorf
- Vandersteen
- Void
- Wilson Audio
- Wilson Benesch
- YG Acoustics
Acapella Audio Arts
- Specialty/Focus: loudspeakers (horn loudspeakers)
- Founded: 1978 by Alfred Rudolph and Hermann Winters
- Country: Germany
- Notable Speaker: Triolon Excalibur (link to check it out at Acapella Audio Arts)
- Official Website: acapella.de
AER (Acoustic Electronic Research)
- Specialty/Focus: loudspeakers
- Founded: 1985
- Country: Germany (Stuttgart)
- Notable Speaker: Aerofon (link to check it out at AER)
- Official Website: aer-loudspeakers.com
Burmester Audiosysteme
- Specialty/Focus: home auto and automotive audio
- Founded: 1977 by Dieter Burmester
- Country: Germany (Schöneberg, Berlin)
- Notable Speaker: B100 (link to check the speaker out at Burmester Audiosysteme’s website)
- Official Website: burmester.de
Cabasse
- Specialty/Focus: home loudspeakers
- Founded: 1950 by Georges Cabasse
- Country: France (Plouzané)
- Notable Speaker: La Sphère (link to check the speaker out at Cabasse’s website)
- Official Website: cabasse.com
- Parent Company: AwoX
Duntech
- Specialty/Focus: loudspeakers
- Founded: 1987 by John Dunlavy in Texas USA (formerly Dunlavy)
- Country: Australia
- Notable Speaker: Senator (link to check the speaker out at Duntech)
- Official Website: duntech.com
Eggleston
- Specialty/Focus: loudspeakers
- Founded: 1992 by Bill Eggleston
- Country: USA (Memphis, Tennessee)
- Notable Speaker: IVY (link to check the price at Krispy Audio Australia)
- Official Website: egglestonworks.com
Genesis Technologies
- Specialty/Focus: loudspeakers, electronics, and interfaces
- Founded: 1991 by Arnie Nudell
- Country: USA (Seattle, Washington)
- Notable Speaker: Prime (link to check out the system at the Genesis Technologies website)
- Official Website: genesisloudspeakers.com
Kharma International
- Specialty/Focus: loudspeakers and cables
- Founded: 1993 by Charles van Oosterum
- Country: Netherlands (Breda)
- Notable Speaker: Elegance S7 (link to check the speaker out at Kharma International)
- Official Website: kharma.com
Legacy Audio
- Specialty/Focus: loudspeakers
- Founded: 1983 by Bill Dudleston
- Country: USA (Springfield, Illinois)
- Notable Speaker: Valor (link to check out the speaker at Legacy Audio)
- Official Website: legacyaudio.com
Meridian Audio
- Specialty/Focus: hi-fi audio and video (speakers, home theatres, car audio)
- Founded: 1977 by Allen Boothroyd and Bob Stuart
- Country: United Kingdom (Huntingdon)
- Notable Speaker: DSP8000 (link to check the price at Analogue Seduction)
- Official Website: meridian-audio.com
Oswalds Mill Audio
- Specialty/Focus: high-end audio equipment
- Founded: 2007 by Jonathan Weiss
- Country: USA (Fleetwood, Pennsylvania)
- Notable Speaker: Imperia (link to check the speaker out at Oswalds Mills)
- Official Website: oswaldsmillaudio.com
Steinway Lyngdorf
- Specialty/Focus: audio systems: loudspeakers and amplifiers
- Founded: 2005 Steinway&Sons and Lyngdorf Audio ( Peter Lyngdorf )
- Country: Denmark
- Notable Speaker: Model D System (link to check it out at Danish Audio Company)
- Official Website: steinwaylyngdorf.com
Vandersteen
- Specialty/Focus: high-end loudspeakers
- Founded: 1977 by Richard Vandersteen
- Country: USA (Hanford, California)
- Notable Speaker: Model Seven Mk II (link to check the speaker out at Vandersteen)
- Official Website: vandersteen.com
Void
- Specialty/Focus: audio systems for live sound entertainment
- Founded: 2002 by Rog Mogale and Alex Skan
- Country: England (Dorset)
- Notable Speaker: Air Motion (link to check the speaker out at Void Acoustics)
- Official Website: voidacoustics.com
Wilson Audio
- Specialty/Focus: loudspeaker manufacturing
- Founded: 1974 by David and Sheryl Wilson
- Country: USA (Provo, Utah)
- Notable Speaker: Master Chronosonic (link to check the speaker out at Wilson Audio)
- Official Website: wilsonaudio.com
Wilson Benesch
- Specialty/Focus: high-end audio equipment: loudspeakers, turntables, home theatre and audio furniture
- Founded: 1989 by Craig and Christina Milnes
- Country: United Kingdom (Sheffield)
- Notable Speaker: Cardinal (link to check the speaker out at Wilson Benesch)
- Official Website: wilson-benesch.com
YG Acoustics
- Specialty/Focus: speakers
- Founded: 2002 by Yoav Geva
- Country: USA (Arvada, Colorado)
- Notable Speaker: Sonja XV (link to check the speaker out at YG Acoustics)
- Official Website: yg-acoustics.com
With so many loudspeakers on the market, purchasing the best speaker(s) for your applications can be rather daunting. For this reason, I've created My New Microphone's Comprehensive Loudspeaker Buyer's Guide. Check it out for help in determining your next speaker acquisition.
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