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Short a 9V battery across a speaker's input tabs and watch what happens.
The cone will immediately move out (or in) and stay there until you remove the battery. But don't let it run for more than a couple of seconds.
If you reverse the connection, it will instead move in (or out).
(You might hear a brief click when the connection is made or broken, but ...
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Sound is derived from vibrations which in turn are generated or represented by changing current levels. Sound can never be derived from a static voltage or current. Your statement that "DC should never produce audio" is - to all intents - true.
A ground loop is the unexpected flow of current in a circuit caused by a potential difference between two points ...
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