Bose Corporation

Robert A Warden

Peter C Santoro

Nathan David Schaal

Adam A Carr

Michael E Laude

Kevin M Krauss

Julie E Tierney

Randy J Kulchy

Stephen D Boyle

Willy Chung

Gregor Mittersinker

Paul F Fidlin

Denise P Celuch

Paul C Williamson

Kenneth Dylan Jacob

Joseph John Kutil, Iii

Jonathan D Turner

Yutian Li

Brian J Maguire

Richard J Carbone

Mitchell Joseph Silva

Kevin Joseph Brousseau

Kenneth D Gagnon

Stuart Raymond Jang

Craig Jackson

Greg Joseph Zastoupil

Benjamin C Lippitt

Ethan Frances Norton

Jeanette Numbers

Akira Mochimaru

Natalie Zucker

Seunghyuk Noh

John W Mazejka

Christopher J O'Connell

Seung Hyuk Noh

Daniel Francis Tonderys

Dennis E Meyer, Jr

Jeffery Robert Vautin

Nicholas K Lade

Christopher George Palmer

Rance Pritchard

Thomas E MacDonald

Michael A Shramko

Catherine J Murphy

Craig R Jackson

Michael A Schramko

Stuart R Jang

Thomas E Macdonald

Jr Dennis E Meyer

Various implementations include methods and related systems for controlling the audio output in a vehicle cabin. In one implementation, a method includes: receiving a first input indicative of a first audio output at a first location in the vehicle cabin; displaying a range of outputs available to a user in a second location in the vehicle cabin; receiving a second input indicative of a second audio output within the range of outputs at the second location; and outputting the first audio output and the second audio output in the vehicle cabin.

Audio control in vehicle cabin

Earbud case

A line array loudspeaker includes a first plurality of flexible joints, a first plurality of electro-acoustic drivers being linked to each other by the first plurality of flexible joints, and a first sectional horn assembly coupled to the first plurality of electro-acoustic drivers. The first plurality of electro-acoustic drivers is adjustable so that it can be positioned such that an axis that runs through an acoustic center of the first plurality of electro-acoustic drivers is articulable to produce three or more configurations including: a substantially straight configuration and a plurality of arcuate configurations.

Curvable line array

Earbud

Headphones

A device for securing an object to a ceiling includes a threaded rod, a bracket and a spring-loaded tab. The spring-loaded tab has a tab portion with an outer surface. The tab portion is rotatable about an axis perpendicular to the threaded rod. When the device is attached to the object and the object moves into an opening in the ceiling for installation to the ceiling, the tab portion is urged from an extended position to enable the object to pass through the opening. Subsequently, the tab portion returns to its extended position such that the object can be temporarily supported by the tab within the ceiling opening. The bracket is configured so that during a removal process, a portion of the bracket urges the tab portion inward from the extended position to enable the object to be removed from the ceiling opening.

Device for installation and removal of a ceiling speaker system

A portable public address (PA) speaker comprises an enclosure constructed and arranged for positioning at a first position having a vertical orientation to output audio shaped for a first acoustic coverage area, a second position having an angular orientation to output audio shaped for a second acoustic coverage area, and a third position having a horizontal orientation to output audio shaped for a third acoustic coverage area. The weight of the speaker rests on a bottom surface of a base when in the first position having the vertical orientation or the second position having the angular orientation. The weight of the speaker rests on a side surface when in the third position having the horizontal orientation.

Portable speaker configurations

A speaker includes a housing, a member secured to the housing, and a locking pin which passes through a first portion of the speaker. The member substantially covers at least two sides of the locking pin. The member thus provides some protection against the locking pin unintentionally coming into contact with another object. The member has two or more feet which are secured to the member and which can support the speaker on a substantially horizontal surface when the speaker is oriented such that the member is facing the surface.

Speaker

A loudspeaker system includes a first flexible panel, a first line array of electro-acoustic drivers, and at least one mechanically adjustable point. The first line array of electro-acoustic drivers are mounted on the first flexible panel and linked to each other by flexible joints in the first flexible panel. The at least one mechanically adjustable point enables articulation of the first flexible panel at the flexible joints to produce one or more of a substantially straight and an arcuate configuration of the first line array of electro-acoustic drivers.

Various implementations include packaging for products. In some particular implementations, a product package includes: a base section having: a base inner core section having: a central section including a recess sized to receive an accessory of the product; and a plurality of foldable end sections adjacent the central section and configured to fold at an angle relative to the central section; and a base cover sized to directly contact and cover the base inner core section; and an upper section sized to complement the base section, the upper section having: an upper inner core section having: a central section; and a plurality side sections adjacent the central section; and an upper cover sized to directly contact and cover the upper inner core section.

Product packaging with integrated support

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Southborough, MA, United States of America

Robert A Warden