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OwnerUlrich Adrion, Pascal Chevalier +1inventors
InventorsULRICH ADRION, PASCAL CHEVALIER, DAN KING
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It is known that different types of housing have different natural resonances. In the case of loudspeaker boxes measures are taken to ensure that an appropriate frequency range is used so that the loudspeakers produce a good sound impression in conjunction with the boxes. These measures are not taken in the case of consumer electronics devices such as a television set or an inexpensive audio system. The invention is based on the object of providing a method and/or a circuit for improving the sound impression in an consumer electronics device. The method according to the invention for improving the sound impression in an consumer electronics device having a housing, a control unit, an audio input signal, an audio output signal and a memory is distinguished by the fact that housing-specific sound-characteristic data are stored in the memory, and in that the control unit changes the audio input signal with reference to the stored data in such a way that the audio output signal changes.
Method for improving the sound impression in a consumer electronics device with a housing, a control unit (μp, ic), an audio input signal, an audio output signal and a memory (MEM), characterized in that housing-specific sound-characteristic data are stored in the memory (MEM), and in that the control unit (μp, ic) changes the audio input signal with reference to the stored data in such a way that the audio input signal is corrected.
Circuit for improving the sound impression in a consumer electronics device with a housing, a control unit, an audio input signal, an audio output signal and a memory, characterized in that the memory (MEM) contains housing-specific sound-characteristic data, and in that the control unit changes the audio input signal with reference to the stored data in such a way that the signal profile of the audio output signal is corrected.
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