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US 2012/0269374 A1Published application
Automatically adjusting headphones
OwnerNoel Lee, David Leunginventors
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Abstract
This invention provides continuously adjustable headphones that utilize a ball and socket hinge arrangement that allows the ear cup shell portion of the headphone to rotate in any direction, allowing the speaker housing to articulate about the ball joint in any directional plane to provide comfort and superior acoustic performance.
Claims6
A self-adjusting headphone comprising:
- A. An ear cup shell member comprising;
- 1. An interior side;
- 2. An exterior side;
- and
- B. A generally spherically shaped ball member attached to and protruding from the interior side of the ear cup shell member;
- C. A speaker housing comprising:
- 1. An interior side;
- 2. An exterior side;
- and
- D. Two generally parallel tabs attached to and protruding from the interior side of the speaker housing, wherein each tab has a circular cutout so that the two tabs create a socket hinge joint;
- and
- E. Wherein the ball member and the socket member are sized such that the ball member and socket member are in functional contact with each other creating a ball and socket hinge joint.
9 more elements
A self-adjusting headphone comprising:
- A. A speaker housing comprising:
- 1. An interior side;
- 2. An exterior side;
- and
- B. A generally spherically shaped ball member attached to and protruding from the interior side of the speaker housing;
- C. An ear cup shell member comprising;
- 1. A interior side;
- 2. A exterior side;
- and
- D. Two generally parallel tabs attached to and protruding from the interior side of the ear cup shell member, wherein each tab has a circular cutout so that the two tabs create a socket hinge joint;
- and
- E. Wherein the ball member and the socket member are sized such that the ball member and socket member are in functional contact with each other creating a ball and socket hinge joint.
9 more elements
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.