Abstract: Provided is an acoustic reproduction apparatus, including a first microphone to be used for noise cancellation processing using a feedback scheme, a second microphone including a sound collection surface in a direction different from a direction of a sound collection surface of the first microphone and to be used for noise cancellation processing using the feedback scheme, and an acoustic signal processing unit configured to generate a noise-cancelling signal using a first sound collection signal collected by the first microphone and a second sound collection signal collected by the second microphone.

Abstract: The problem to be solved is to improve a noise cancelling function. A detection microphone, a speaker, and a housing are included. The detection microphone detects noise and has an input vibrating plate. The speaker has an output vibrating plate. The housing accommodates at least the speaker and the detection microphone therein. The input vibrating plate and the output vibrating plate are disposed approximately in the same orientation. This ensures that a sound is output from the speaker while a sound is input to the detection microphone with the input vibrating plate and the output vibrating plate facing each other, thus making it possible to bring the input vibrating plate and the output vibrating plate closer to each other. As a result, it is less likely for a phase lag to take place between the sound output from the speaker and the sound input to the detection microphone, thus providing higher noise detection accuracy of the detection microphone and contributing to an improved noise cancelling function.

Abstract: The problem to be solved is to improve a noise cancelling function. A detection microphone, a speaker, and a housing are included. The detection microphone detects noise and has an input vibrating plate. The speaker has an output vibrating plate. The housing accommodates at least the speaker and the detection microphone therein. The input vibrating plate and the output vibrating plate are disposed approximately in the same orientation. This ensures that a sound is output from the speaker while a sound is input to the detection microphone with the input vibrating plate and the output vibrating plate facing each other, thus making it possible to bring the input vibrating plate and the output vibrating plate closer to each other. As a result, it is less likely for a phase lag to take place between the sound output from the speaker and the sound input to the detection microphone, thus providing higher noise detection accuracy of the detection microphone and contributing to an improved noise cancelling function.