Acoustics – Sound-modifying means – Intensifying horn
Patent
1974-06-07
1976-01-06
Tomsky, Stephen J.
Acoustics
Sound-modifying means
Intensifying horn
181187, 181191, 181195, G10K 1100
Patent
active
039305619
ABSTRACT:
A loudspeaker horn has a conical section adapted to receive the driver assembly of a speaker system at the small cone end. An exponential section secured to the large cone end, concentrically with the cone longitudinal axis, flares outwardly to terminate in a square cross-section horn mouth. A raised lip secured around the periphery of the horn mouth diffracts sound symmetrically through a dispersion angle of about 120.degree. with a drop of about six decibels or less.
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Monitron Industries, Inc.
Tomsky Stephen J.
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