Abstract: An improved speaker enclosure system and method is described which includes extending the existing baffle of a speaker enclosure on either side. Ideally, the ratio of the height of the baffle should be 1.4 times the internal depth of the enclosure, and the width of the baffle and baffle extensions should be 1.6 times the internal depth. These ratios change for different driver configurations. The result is improved dispersion angle and perceived dimensionality of the sound produced.

Abstract: A ceiling diffuser that can be retrofit into an existing ceiling. Angled blocks are installed between the existing joists. The diffuser comprises a layered structure of sheetrock, sound deadening material, high frequency sound absorptive material and angled blocks. A plurality of diffuser elements may be installed between the joints. The diffuser is installed such that it is symmetrical on the right and left side of a virtual centerline. The angled blocks come together to form a “v” or inverted “v” at the centerline.

Abstract: An improved speaker enclosure system and method is described which includes extending the existing baffle of a speaker enclosure on either side. Ideally, the ratio of the height of the baffle should be 1.4 times the internal depth of the enclosure, and the width of the baffle and baffle extensions should be 1.6 times the internal depth. These ratios change for different driver configurations. The result is improved dispersion angle and perceived dimensionality of the sound produced.