Abstract: An acoustic treatment room dampening panel 10 is arranged to support at least three layers of material 3 with multiple through holes 2. Each layer of material with through holes are spaced apart, with through holes off set between layers, such that air flow is restricted and turbulence created, thus dissipating standing wave energy. The panels are intended for flush mounting against walls or ceiling at the apex of a room to help dissipate standing wave energy which stands up in the corners of a room.

Abstract: An inductor with self-damping properties for use in multiple applications including for high power broadband frequency applications is provided by a coil having an input end and an output end and wound about a core of magnetically permeable material and an eddy current generator incorporated either at the time of manufacture or post manufacturing. The core can be air (e.g., a hollow coil of wire). Alternative core materials are iron, iron powder, steel laminations and other appropriate materials. The core may be incorporated into some form of frame whether I shaped, U shaped, E shaped or of an encapsulated shape arrangement. The inductor's Q value may be changed selectively by deliberately inducing eddy currents in preferred locations. The eddy currents are induced into the inductors and have the effect of introducing a back EMF which is designed and scaled appropriately to adjust the Q value at the desired frequency resulting is less phase distortion.

Abstract: An inductor with self-damping properties for use in multiple applications including for high power broadband frequency applications is provided by a coil having an input end and an output end and wound about a core of magnetically permeable material and an eddy current generator incorporated either at the time of manufacture or post manufacturing. The core can be air (e.g., a hollow coil of wire). Alternative core materials are iron, iron powder, steel laminations and other appropriate materials. The core may be incorporated into some form of frame whether I shaped, U shaped, E shaped or of an encapsulated shape arrangement. The inductor's Q value may be changed selectively by deliberately inducing eddy currents in preferred locations. The eddy currents are induced into the inductors and have the effect of introducing a back EMF which is designed and scaled appropriately to adjust the Q value at the desired frequency resulting is less phase distortion.

Abstract: An inductor with self-damping properties for use in multiple applications including for high power broadband frequency applications is provided by a coil having an input end and an output end and wound about a core of magnetically permeable material and an eddy current generator incorporated either at the time of manufacture or post manufacturing. The core can be air (e.g., a hollow coil of wire). Alternative core materials are iron, iron powder, steel laminations and other appropriate materials. The core may be incorporated into some form of frame whether I shaped, U shaped, E shaped or of an encapsulated shape arrangement. The inductor's Q value may be changed selectively by deliberately inducing eddy currents in preferred locations. The eddy currents are induced into the inductors and have the effect of introducing a back EMF which is designed and scaled appropriately to adjust the Q value at the desired frequency resulting is less phase distortion.

Abstract: A loudspeaker enclosure is configured in trapezoidal shape, with one angular end wall supporting an electromagnetic or electrostatic loudspeaker of the type having both front and back acoustic waves, with the front of the loudspeaker registering with a front wave opening in the angular end wall and the back of the loudspeaker communicating through a transmission line cavity with an acoustic port in the opposite angular end wall. Said opposite angular end wall supports a tweeter spanning said acoustical port. The port is dimensioned larger than the tweeter to provide a port opening having a cross sectional area of about 0.5 to about 2.0 times the operative area of the loudspeaker, and the centerlines of propagation of sound waves from the front waves of the loudspeaker and port form an included angle of about 90.degree.. A mounting base is configured to support the enclosure removably at the port end with the parallel sides extending vertically.

Abstract: A loudspeaker enclosure is arranged to support an electromagnetic loudspeaker of the type having both front and back acoustic waves, with the front of the speaker registering with a front wave opening in the enclosure and the back of the speaker communicating through a transmission line cavity with a port the plane of which is disposed substantially normal to the plane of the front wave opening and which port is provided with a cross sectional area of about 0.5 to about 2.0 times the operative area of the driver cone of the loudspeaker, thereby giving a highly efficient means of sound propagation. The enclosure may also house high frequency "tweeter" speakers which provide only a front wave. Acoustic murals and other type reflectors and deflectors may be associated with one or more of the enclosures in an assembly within a room to give the illusion of sound emanating from many more sources than there are loudspeaker enclosures.