High fidelity loudspeaker system for aurally simulating wide frequency range point source of sound
OwnerBaron C. Dickeyinventor
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The loudspeaker system utilizes an ellipsoidal reflector of substantially the same diameter as the low frequency (LF) driver, positioned on-axis of the LF driver, as a reflective dispersing means for increasing the angular dispersion of acoustical energy, especially in the upper range of the LF driver. The ellipsoidal reflector is also utilized as a means to mount the higher frequency (HF) drivers in such a way that their axes diverge generally uniformly away from a point near the center of the ellipsoid so that the sound field of the higher frequency drivers is also well dispersed. The result is that the ellipsoid causes acoustical energy both from the LF driver and the HF drivers to appear to emanate from a point near the center of the ellipsoid, simulating the sound field generated by a single wide frequency range point source of sound.
A high accuracy loudspeaker system for transducing an electrical signal containing frequencies located within a spectrum extending generally over the full range of audible frequencies into a sound field which closely approximates the sound field generated by a wide-frequency-range point source of sound, comprising:
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