Damper for a speaker apparatus

Electrical audio signal processing systems and devices – Electro-acoustic audio transducer – Electromagnetic

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381400, 381404, 29594, 29264, 296091, 181166, 181171, 181172, H04R 2500

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061447536

ABSTRACT:
A speaker apparatus has a damper for supporting vibrating elements including a vibrating diaphragm. The damper is formed by injecting a predetermined amount of a resin material into a metal mold of an injection molding equipment.

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