Harman International Industries, Inc.

Harman Professional, Inc.

Richard D Kamlet

Douglas J Button

Alexander Voishvillo

Yanyang Jia

Kaiquan Wang

A bracket assembly for mounting a loudspeaker to a support surface includes a generally L-shaped wall bracket including an adjustment plate including a slot and a mounting flange mountable to the support surface. The bracket assembly includes a generally U-shaped speaker bracket including a central plate mountable to the loudspeaker, a top arm, and a bottom arm. The bracket assembly includes a generally U-shaped intermediate bracket having a joining plate including a first aperture, an upper flange, and a lower flange. The intermediate bracket is coupled to the speaker bracket and rotatable about an axis defined between the top arm and the bottom arm for providing pan adjustability of the loudspeaker. The wall bracket is connectable to the intermediate bracket via a first fastener received through the slot and the first aperture, a position of the first fastener movable along the slot for providing tilt adjustability of the loudspeaker.

Bracket assembly and method for mounting a loudspeaker

A compression driver for an omnidirectional loudspeaker having an inverted dome diaphragm, a phasing plug having a top portion facing a convex surface of the inverted dome diaphragm and a plurality of concentric apertures that cooperate with the convex surface of the inverted dome diaphragm. Each aperture has a predetermined radial width and is spaced a predetermined concentric distance from an adjacent aperture converging at an exit of the phasing plug. The compression driver has a dispersion control assembly mounted to the bottom portion of the phasing plug along the central axis.

Omnidirectional speaker with an inverted dome diaphragm and asymmetric vertical directivity response

A loudspeaker baffle that provides variable sound patterns is described. The baffle may support non-low frequency sound sources and a waveguide to provide varying sound beam patterns. The baffle may include a center mount adapted to receive a plurality of audio outputs and a plurality of low frequency apertures to receive a plurality low frequency output. The waveguide may be formed from a front face of the baffle. The front face may be intermediate the center mount and the low frequency apertures. The front face may include a continuously varying waveguide surface with a first waveguide portion adjacent a first audio output of the plurality of audio outputs providing a first sound pattern and a second waveguide portion adjacent a second audio output of the plurality of audio outputs providing a second sound pattern that is different than the first sound pattern.

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Valencia, CA, United States of America

Richard D Kamlet