Universal listening device

Electrical audio signal processing systems and devices – Stethoscopes – electrical

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A61B 704

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048500232

ABSTRACT:
A listening device for detecting audio frequency sounds and presenting them at increased sound levels to a user's ears. The listening device comprises a lighweight housing with a sound port disposed on a front wall and containing audio processing components for detecting input sound waves, amplifying them, and transferring them to bi-aural sound transfer means coupled to the housing. The bi-aural transfer means directs amplified sound to both ears of a device user simultaneously. The listening device is very lightweight and very compact, with the main housing being less than about 1 cubic inch in volume
The listening device employs an acoustical connector on the front wall to allow efficient transfer of sound waves from a series of acoustical adapters, generators, and probes. One such probe is highly useful for automotive engine analysis and another is highly useful for medical applications.

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