Magnetic coupling for stereo loudspeaker systems
OwnerRobert G. Johnstoninventor
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A stereo loudspeaker system with a right channel and a left channel respectively feeding R and L signals to four speakers (including a right main speaker, a right sub-speaker, a left main speaker and a left sub-speaker) includes a transformer that, depending on the frequency, magnetically couples or isolates the two channels at the right and left sub-speakers. At low frequencies, the transformer isolates the right channel from the left one so that the R signal goes primarily only to the two right speakers, and the L signal goes primarily only to the two left ones. At high frequencies, both the right and left main speakers still receive their respective R and L signals; however, the transformer's magnet coupling conveys a differential R-L signal to the right sub-speaker and a differential L-R signal to the left sub-speaker, thereby producing an expanded acoustic image and realistic ambient field.
A loudspeaker system having selectively a high frequency mode and a low frequency mode, wherein the high frequency mode is defined as being at a first predetermined range of frequencies above 200 Hz, and the low frequency mode is defined as being at a second predetermined range of frequencies below 200 Hz, the loudspeaker system comprising:
A loudspeaker system comprising:
A loudspeaker system operable in relation to a ground, the loudspeaker system comprising:
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