The phrase "a massive speaker" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a speaker that is large in size or has a powerful sound output.
Example: "The concert featured a massive speaker that filled the entire venue with sound."
Alternatives: "a large speaker" or "a powerful speaker".
All he needs is a massive speaker system … It's a different kind of weirdness that makes a person not want to travel even a few miles from their home.
This is a massive speaker that gets really loud but doesn't sound great at any volume.
The model I demoed today, the Model D, is a massive speaker and head combo that costs $188,000 — up, due to the current economic crisis, from $150,000.
First, I met with two marketing reps from Dolby, who took me to the company's test theater, a room lined with ornate wood panels, thick carpets, and massive speaker systems neatly hidden behind walls of patterned fabric.
Not a single digital soundbyte was released through the stage's massive speaker system (thanks to regular Made Event audio gurus Integral Sound the sound at Zoo was top-notch).
Not a single digital soundbyte was released through the stage's massive speaker system (thanks to regular Made Event audio gurus Integral Sound/Sonic Lab Audio the sound at Zoo was top-notch).
It draws attention, and it isn't going anywhere anytime soon, so be comfortable with the look of this massive speaker before you try to 'get it up the stairs', as it were.
Every kind of alcohol from Johnny Walker Blue to Grey Goose to homemade over proof bush rum flows like water and ganga smoke wafts through the air as bodies gyrate in sensual abandon to pounding soca music from massive speaker trucks.
The Swiss-flag mug tucked beside his computer screen The wall of vinyl, complete with a ladder and massive speakers The pencils – and Miles Davis-inspired glasses The exotic souvenirs including a giant monkey nut and a wooden foot carved with a spider, from Laos The baseball figurine from his home team Now over to you: care to show us your desk?
That night, I came home at two in the morning and found myself having to park in the middle of a street party: music from massive speakers on the back of a pickup and around 400 people laughing, dancing and waving small Egyptian flags and posters of General Sisi.
THE symbol of the pre-Lenten carnival in the state of Bahia -- and, in many ways, the symbol of Brazilian popular music today -- is the trio eletrico, a hulking vehicle loaded down with massive speakers.
