Create Realistic Speakers (Part 2)

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Blending Options-Stroke

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Copy the new made layer 4 times and apply the Free Transform selection to minimize proportionally each of the following layers. Place them like it is shown next step.

Apply the same instrument to create the speaker's central part.

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Blending Options-Inner Glow

Blending Options-Gradient Overlay

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Represent now by turn two layers around the center that would give the volume to our picture. Represent it with the next instrument .

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Blending Options-Stroke

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The second layer around the speaker's center.

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Blending Options-Stroke

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Use the same instrument to create two layers composing the clam that would retain the speaker on the audio system corps.

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Blending Options-Drop Shadow

Blending Options-Gradient Overlay

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The second layer.

Blending Options-Gradient Overlay

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Blending Options-Stroke

For you easier work, merge down all the layers containing the clamp in a group. Copy the new made group three times and place everything the same way it is shown below.

Merge down all the layers composing the big speaker in a group.

Copy the new group and apply the Free Transform selection to minimize it.

Erase now the layer of the mobile part and the layers with the speaker's relief representation.

Keep only those two outside layers and the last two layers. By the way the next to the last layer must be changed – the layers of the central part must be enlarged.

Blending Options-Stroke

Next step includes copying the group of the smaller speaker. Make use of the Free Transform selection to minimize it. Enlarge a little the last layer of the mobile part. The layers of the central part must be enlarged the same way it is done below.

The final result!