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Adaptive graphic equalizer and radio using same
This need and others are substantially met through provision of the audio processing device disclosed herein. The device includes generally an input, a source selector, ...
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Automatically switched equalization circuit
In the present invention, when an electrical connector is inserted into the subwoofer output jack, the insertion is sensed and automatically causes the necessary ...
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Loudspeaker apparatus
It is the principal aim of the invention to provide a loudspeaker apparatus which overcomes the aforementioned shortcomings and deficiencies of the known arrangements. A...
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Stereo electroacoustic transducing
What is claimed is: 1. A stereo loudspeaker system for providing good stereo imaging over a wide range of listening positions in a room with the transducing structure ...
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Loudspeaker system
It is an object of the present invention to provide a loudspeaker system which increases the size of the listening area where the sound from a pair of speakers overlaps. ...
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Method of simulating a room and/or sound impression
OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS FIG. 1a of the drawing shows a possible method of determining the room impulse response. A measuring signal is radiated at the location of ...
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Acoustic display system and method for ultrasonic imaging
The invention provides an ultrasonic imaging system with a three-dimensional acoustic display. In the preferred embodiment, this is accomplished by scanning an ...
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Panel-form microphones
What is claimed is: 1. A panel-form microphone for operation in a predetermined frequency range, comprising: a member having selected values of certain physical ...
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Audio system for a computer display
OF THE INVENTION Referring to the drawing there is shown an essentially rectangular screen S of an VDU. Loudspeakers 1 to 4 are situated at the corners of the screen. T...
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Apparatus and method for adjusting audio equipment in acoustic environments
The foregoing objects are achieved by this invention in which the signal in each channel of a stereo is modulated at an inaudible frequency by a replica of the original ...
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