In-wall multiple-bay loudspeaker system
AssigneeCore Brands, LLC
InventorsJames M. Hardiman, Michael L. Strange, Doug S. Wright
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AssigneeCore Brands, LLC
InventorsJames M. Hardiman, Michael L. Strange, Doug S. Wright
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A modular sound component system can be configured to be located at least partially behind a wall surface, wherein the wall surface is supported by multiple vertical studs. The modular system can include a rail system that is in contact with the wall surface and at least one sound reproduction module coupled to the rail system. The sound reproduction module can include a body that can be disposed on a stud-side of the wall surface, and the module can include an attachment feature that is slidably coupleable to the rail system. In an example, the sound reproduction module can include a loudspeaker assembly, an amplifier assembly, or other device. Multiple modules can be slidably coupled to the rail system, such as on different sides of a wall stud. A wired communication link can couple the multiple modules, such as across a wall surface-side of the wall stud.
A modular sound component system configured to be located at least partially within a wall, wherein the wall comprises a planar wall surface coupled to substantially vertical studs with corresponding wall cavities between the vertical studs, the modular sound component system comprising:
A loudspeaker assembly configured to be installed at least partially within a wall, the loudspeaker assembly comprising:
A modular sound component system configured to be located at least partially within a wall, wherein the wall comprises a planar wall surface coupled to substantially vertical studs with corresponding wall cavities between the vertical studs, the modular sound component system comprising:
The modular sound component system of claim 29, comprising a communication link that is configured to extend over a wall-side surface of the at least one stud to couple the first and second loudspeaker modules.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.