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A Loudspeaker-Electronics System

An electronic speaker enhancement and protection device is described. Using precise electronic modeling of the behavior of a dedicated loudspeaker system, it allows safe operation at maximum temperature and excursion limits, and optimizes the frequency, time, and dynamic responses of the loudspeaker. This is accomplished without any dynamic variation of bandwidth or crossover frequency. The specially-designed loudspeaker system is optimized to produce maximum output with high efficiency and low distortion, in a compact, arrayable enclosure.

Author: Miles, Michael T.
Affiliation: Electro-Voice, Buchanan, MI
AES Convention:84 (March 1988) Paper Number:2646 Import into BibTeX
Subject:Historical and Late Papers

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