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Mark P Temple

Subarna Basnet

Agota F Fehervari

Mark A Pircaro

Robert E Evans

Martin J Schad

Samuel D Parrish

Christopher D Weaver

Disclosed is a loudspeaker suspension structure having asymmetrical grooves. In an aspect, an apparatus includes a loudspeaker suspension structure having grooves, each extending from an inner circumferential border, to an outer circumferential border, at least one groove having a groove depth that varies asymmetrically from the inner circumferential border to the outer circumferential border.

Loudspeaker suspension

A water-resistant composite paper, suitable for use as a loudspeaker component, is made from a composition including wood pulp, hydrophobic fibers, and stiffening fibers that retain stiffness when wet. In some examples, fibrillated acrylic fibers and glass fibers are used.

Waterproofing loudspeaker cones

A loudspeaker suspension structure has an inner circumferential border, and an outer circumferential border, and grooves each extending from the inner circumferential border to the outer circumferential border at an angle with respect to a normal to the inner circumferential border, a profile of a circumferential section of the suspension structure having continuous curvature. Each of the grooves varies from the inner border to the outer border, the variation corresponding to a variation of a principal contour of the suspension structure.

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