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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 18, 2011
Filed:
Oct. 04, 2004
Charles Emory Hughes, Ii, Milford, PA (US);
Olin Daniel Williford, Milford, PA (US);
Charles Emory Hughes, II, Milford, PA (US);
Olin Daniel Williford, Milford, PA (US);
Altec Lansing, LLC, Milford, PA (US);
Abstract
A speaker system utilizes dipole speaker drivers in conjunction with monopole speaker drivers in a listening area to disperse a surround sound effect to a listener. The dipole speaker drivers are physically mounted on top of the front left and right speakers and are angled in a way that the surround information is delivered to the listener via wall/room reflections. By reflecting the sound off the walls, the system provides a delayed diffuse audio signal from the dipole speakers, enhancing the surround effect.
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