Screen vibration systems are provided that can vibrate theatre screens using acoustical, electromagnetic, or another type of energy while reducing the presence of image artifacts that may otherwise be visible as result of vibrating the screen. In one example of a screen vibration system, the system includes a screen, a permanent magnet mounted to the screen, and a magnetic source positioned with respect to the permanent magnet and uncoupled from the screen. The screen is moveable in response to a changing magnetic field from the magnetic source.

Screen vibration systems are provided that can vibrate theater screens using acoustical, electromagnetic, or another type of energy while reducing the presence of image artifacts that may otherwise be visible as result of vibrating the screen. In one example of a screen vibration system, the system includes a screen, a permanent magnet mounted to the screen, and a magnetic source positioned with respect to the permanent magnet and uncoupled from the screen. The screen is moveable in response to a changing magnetic field from the magnetic source.

The present disclosure discloses an acoustic output apparatus. The acoustic output apparatus may include at least one acoustic driver, a housing structure, and at least two sound guide holes. The at least one acoustic driver may output sounds having opposite phases from the at least two sound guide holes. The housing structure may be configured to carry the at least one acoustic driver. The housing structure may include a user contact surface to be in contact with a user. When the user wears the acoustic output apparatus, the user contact surface may be in contact with a body of the user. An included angle between a connection line between the at least two sound guide holes and the user contact surface may be in a range of 75-105.

The present disclosure discloses an acoustic output apparatus. The acoustic output apparatus may include at least one acoustic driver, a housing structure, and at least two sound guide holes. The at least one acoustic driver may output sounds having opposite phases from the at least two sound guide holes. The housing structure may be configured to carry the at least one acoustic driver. The housing structure may include a user contact surface to be in contact with a user. When the user wears the acoustic output apparatus, the user contact surface may be in contact with a body of the user. An included angle between a connection line between the at least two sound guide holes and the user contact surface may be in a range of 75-105.