Sound Amp Ear Device with Ear Phone Jack
OwnerVictor Kingsun Waiinventor
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Abstract
A sound amplification system which has a sound application ear device operating a programmable control board. The control board provides a low pitched signal and a high pitch signal. It also provides a mono audio signal and a stereo audio signal and a recharging current. The recharging current charges the rechargeable battery. The rechargeable battery provides power to the device. A microphone is also provided and it transmits exterior sound signals to the programmable control board. An earphone operates with the device and can receive the stereo audio signal. The mono audio signal is amplified and broadcast through a first speaker in the ear device. The stereo audio signal is amplified and broadcast through a second speaker in the earphone.
Claims24
In combination:
- a. a sound amplification ear device comprising a programmable control board;
- b. said programmable control board configured to provide a low pitched signal;
- a high pitched signal;
- a first audio mono signal;
- a second audio stereo signal;
- a recharging current;
- c. a rechargeable battery configured to receive said recharging current;
- d. a microphone configured to transmit an exterior sound signal to said programmable control board;
- e. an earphone configured to interoperate with said sound amplification ear device and receive said second audio signal from said programmable control board;
- f. a first speaker arranged within said sound amplification ear device and configured to amplify said first audio signal providing a mono sound;
- g. a second speaker arranged within said earphone and configured to amplify said second audio signal providing a stereo sound.
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A method for sound application through an ear device, said method comprising:
- a. receiving a sound wave through a microphone, said microphone transmitting an exterior sound signal representing said sound wave to a programmable control board;
- b. providing a low pitched signal of said exterior sound signal through said programmable control board;
- c. providing a high pitched signal of said exterior sound signal through said programmable control board;
- d. providing a first audio mono signal of either said low pitched signal or said high pitched signal through said audio programmable control board;
- e. providing a second audio stereo signal of either said low pitched signal or said high pitched signal through said audio programmable control board;
- f. providing a rechargeable battery for sending and receiving current to power said sound amplification through said ear device;
- g. amplifying said first audio signal through a first speaker arranged within said ear device and providing a mono sound;
- h. amplifying said second audio stereo signal through a second speaker arranged within an earphone and providing a stereo sound.
A sound application system comprising:
- a. means for receiving a sound wave
- b. means for transmitting an exterior sound signal representing said sound wave to a programmable control board;
- c. means for providing a low pitched signal of said exterior sound signal through said programmable control board;
- d. means for providing a high pitched signal of said exterior sound signal through said programmable control board;
- e. means for providing a first audio mono signal of either said low pitched signal or said high pitched signal through said audio programmable control board;
- f. means for providing a second audio stereo signal of either said low pitched signal or said high pitched signal through said audio programmable control board;
- g. means for providing a rechargeable battery for sending and receiving current to power said sound amplification through said ear device;
- h. means for amplifying said first audio signal through a first speaker arranged within said ear device and providing a mono sound;
- i. means for amplifying said second audio stereo signal through a second speaker arranged within an earphone and providing a stereo sound.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.