Patent classifications
H04R1/2865
Speaker system for high fidelity reproduction of audio signals
A speaker system for reproducing audio signals of multiple frequency ranges is provided. The speaker system includes a Venturi tube-shaped woofer chamber, a woofer driver, a tweeter unit, and a tweeter driver. The woofer driver and the tweeter driver reproduce low frequency audio signals and high frequency audio signals respectively. The Venturi tube-shaped woofer chamber produces a Venturi effect, offers low airflow resistance, and reproduces low frequency signals with high fidelity. An embodiment of the speaker system includes a subwoofer driver and a mid-woofer driver for reproducing extra low frequency audio signals, and medium frequency audio signals and low frequency audio signals respectively, in addition to the tweeter driver. The speaker system does not require a baffle installation. The woofer driver and the tweeter driver, and in an embodiment, the mid-woofer driver create a point sound source effect for offering a sense of immediacy to music enthusiasts and movie viewers.
Manifold for multiple compression drivers with a single point source exit
In one embodiment of the present invention, a manifold composites sound from multiple drivers into a single aperture that includes multiple concentric rings. In operation, channels within the manifold isolate the sound generated by each driver from the sound generated by the other drivers. The channels within the manifold are intertwined to route the sound from each driver to a separate location in one of the multiple concentric rings. When the sound generated by each of the drivers is judiciously and deterministically delayed, the manifold generates a single point source of sound that may be fed into an acoustic horn. Notably, by isolating the sound generated by each driver, the manifold minimizes reflections and resonances that often degrade the sound fidelity of conventional horn loudspeakers. Consequently, the disclosed manifold enables an acoustic horn to project coherent sound for significantly longer distances than the acoustic horn would achieve using a conventional manifold.
VOICE INPUT APPARATUS
Disclosed is a voice input apparatus including: a speaker having a diaphragm for outputting sound downward; a speaker room in which the diaphragm is accommodated; and a microphone disposed outside the speaker room, wherein the speaker room includes: a room base disposed below the diaphragm; a sound guide which is protruded upward from the room base, positioned below the diaphragm, and reflects the sound outputted from the diaphragm outward in a radial direction; and a room sidewall which is extended upward from a circumference of the room base to surround the sound guide, and has a sound discharge port for emitting the sound reflected by the sound guide to the outside of the speaker room.
COMPRESSION DRIVER WITH DOME DIAPHRAGM AND ANNULAR EXIT
A compression driver includes a dome diaphragm having a convex surface and a concave surface and a phasing plug having a base portion with a first side and an opposed second side. The base portion first side is disposed adjacent the convex surface of the diaphragm and defines a compression chamber therebetween. The base portion includes a plurality of channels that extend therethrough from the first side to the second side for sound waves to travel through the base portion, the plurality of channels converging to form an annular exit of the compression driver.
Lighting and speaker device and annular LED assembly
A combined lighting and speaker device having a central longitudinal axis defining a forward and a rearward direction and a radially outward and a radially inward direction is provided. The device comprises a tweeter; a tweeter horn positioned radially outwardly of the tweeter; a speaker positioned rearward of the tweeter horn; and a light emitting diode, LED, assembly positioned radially outwardly of the tweeter. The LED assembly comprises one or more light emitting diodes, LEDs, and a lens having a forward surface. The tweeter horn has an inner edge in communication with an outer edge of the tweeter, so that the tweeter horn forms a guide to direct sound produced by the tweeter away from the speaker when in use. At least part of the tweeter horn is provided by the forward surface of the lens.
Speaker box and speaker
The present invention relates to a speaker box (1) having a speaker housing (2) and a speaker (3). The speaker (3) has a speaker chassis (4) having a flange ring (5) on the front side (6) of the speaker (3), and a magnet head (8) on the rear side (7), opposite the flange ring (5), of the speaker (3). The speaker (3) is attached, by way of its flange ring (5), to a metal plate (9) that at least partly covers the speaker housing (2) at the front. For simpler and more effective self-cooling, a section connected to the flange ring (5) and made from metal projects into the speaker housing (2) and forms a channel wall (10) of an air channel (11).
Horn loudspeakers
A loudspeaker includes a first electro-acoustic transducer, a horn acoustically coupled to the first electro-acoustic transducer, and a first acoustic leak that is acoustically coupled to the horn. The first acoustic leak is positioned so as to reduce a peak in a frequency response of the loudspeaker at the targeted frequency without removing the targeted frequency from the output of the loudspeaker.
Electronic device having speaker
An electronic device is provided. The electronic device includes a housing including a first plate disposed to face a first direction, a second plate disposed to face a second direction opposite to the first direction, and a side member enclosing at least part of a space between the first and second plates and having at least one speaker hole constructed thereon, and a speaker device disposed between the first and second plates to emit a sound through the speaker hole. The speaker device may include: a speaker unit including a yoke disposed to a first face facing the first direction and a diaphragm disposed to a second face facing the second direction, wherein the diaphragm is disposed to face the second direction, and is disposed to face at least part of the second plate, an enclosure shaped to enclose at least part of the speaker unit and disposed between the first and second plates, an acoustic duct constructed between the enclosure and the second plate and extending towards the at least one speaker hole, and a ferromagnetic material disposed between the first plate and the yoke.
Resonance tube of horn
A resonance tube of a horn according to one aspect of the present invention includes a first resonance tube and a second resonance tube branching from the first resonance tube at a branching portion. The first resonance tube is a resonance tube that resonates with a first sound contained in a chord generated by a diaphragm. The first resonance tube includes: an input opening surface to which the chord is input; and a first opening surface from which the first sound is output. The second resonance tube is a resonance tube that resonates with a second sound contained in the chord. The second resonance tube includes a second opening surface from which the second sound is output. The second opening surface is displaced from the first opening surface in a normal direction K1.
DUAL COMPRESSION DRIVER WITH CONE DIAPHRAGM
Systems and methods are herein described for a coaxial loudspeaker. The loudspeaker may comprise a compression driver having a first diaphragm assembly including a first magnet, and a first diaphragm coupled to a first voice coil, and a second diaphragm assembly including a second magnet and a second diaphragm coupled to a second voice coil. The compression driver may further comprise a third diaphragm assembly including a third diaphragm coupled to a third voice coil.