Sound System
OwnerJoseph Leslie Hudson, IIIinventor
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Abstract
A sound system is shown in the form of a speaker in a speaker box or a media chair. In either embodiment a frame may include a back chamber and a front chamber. In the media chair, a seat support may be coupled to a support adjacent to the front chamber, the seat support may support the weight of a user. The front chamber may be at least partially defined side walls. Walls around the front chamber may be substantially continuous in construction and extend beyond the speaker so as to be able to temporarily maintain an internal sound energy greater than the sound energy outside of the front chamber. The speaker may generate the sound energy.
Claims20
A sound system of the type including a speaker, the sound system comprising:
- a box frame comprising:
- a speaker support wall with the speaker mounted to the speaker support wall;
- a back wall adjacent to the speaker support wall, thereby defining a back chamber between the back wall and the speaker support wall;
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- a pair of side walls joining the back wall and the speaker support wall, the pair of side walls extending beyond the speaker support wall and opposite to the back wall, thereby defining a front chamber.
A sound system media chair comprising:
- a frame including a seat bottom and a seat back, the seat bottom and seat back including a continuous open end and a closed end substantially opposite to the continuous open end, the continuous open end supporting a seat support adapted to support the weight of a user;
- a front chamber defined by the closed end and the continuous open end, the front chamber constructed so as to be able to temporarily maintain an internal gas pressure greater than the gas pressure outside of the front chamber;
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- a speaker including a cone and a body, the body mounted to the frame and positioned with the cone in the front chamber.
A sound system media chair comprising:
- a chair frame including a seat bottom and a seat back, the seat bottom and seat back including a substantially open end and a closed end substantially opposite to the substantially open end;
- a seat support, able to support the weight of the user, coupled to the substantially open end of the chair frame such that the substantially open end is covered by the seat support;
- a front chamber defined by the closed end and the seat support, the front chamber constructed so as to be able to temporarily maintain an internal gas pressure greater than the gas pressure outside of the front chamber;
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- a speaker including a cone and a body, the body mounted to the frame and positioned with the cone in the front chamber.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.