Speaker box
OwnerLeopold A. Lewisinventor
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This invention relates generally to vented loudspeakers for the reproduction of musical sounds, but particularly to the design and location of ports or vents that tune the enclosure. The loudspeaker system has an enclosure, having a front baffle and a pair of loudspeaker drivers mounted in the baffle. The enclosure has a hexagonal cross-section. A pair of vents are each located at a juncture of the vertical side edges of the front baffle and its adjoining panels. The vents lead into the enclosure via a conduit, which ends in an inlet. The inlet is positioned within the enclosure to face the rear of the loudspeaker driver. By this arrangement high to mid frequency sound waves radiated within the boundaries of the enclosure and entering the inlet are substantially attenuated in the conduit and low frequency sound waves radiated within the boundaries of the enclosure are reinforced with sound waves directly radiated from the front of the loudspeaker driver.
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