Yamaha Corporation

Roki Co., Ltd.

Takahiro Tashiro

Kazuya Matsuura

A canister includes: a casing provided with a cylindrical case member having one end closed as a bottom portion and another end opened as an opened portion, and a cylindrical bottom case member closing the opened portion of the cylindrical case member, the casing being formed with a fuel vapor introducing port, a purge port and an air communication port; an adsorbent material disposed within the cylindrical case member; a pad member disposed between the adsorbent material and the cylindrical bottom case member; a grid member disposed between the adsorbent material and the cylindrical bottom case member, the pad member and the grid member being laminated as a lamination layer; and an air ventilation path formed to the grid member so as to extend in axial and radial directions of the casing in a meandering manner.

Canister

Recessed section is formed in the rear surface of a speaker box body with a speaker mounted to the inner front surface of the body box. Circuit unit, such as a mixer, including operators is removably accommodated in the recessed section. There is also provided a retention structure for retaining the accommodated circuit unit in the recessed section. When the speaker is to be used, for example, the circuit unit can be removed from the speaker box body and placed near a human player, so that the human player is allowed to, for example, readily operate the operators of the circuit unit. The recessed section may be covered with a lid, in which case speaker-related accessories can be stored in the recessed section.

Circuit-unit-combined speaker apparatus

In a howling detection circuit, an audio signal voltage generator generates an audio signal voltage based on a level of an input audio signal. A capacitor is chargeable and dischargeable by the audio signal voltage and develops a monitor voltage. An indication circuit is activated depending on the monitor voltage to provide an alert indicating that a howling noise is contained in the input audio signal. A discharging element discharges the capacitor according to a first time constant when the audio signal voltage is lower the monitor voltage, thereby lowering the monitor voltage. A charging element charges the capacitor according to a second time constant being set greater than the first time constant when the audio signal voltage is higher than the monitor voltage, thereby raising the monitor voltage so as to activate the indication circuit.

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Hamamatsu, Japan

Takahiro Tashiro