Abstract: A speaker device comprising two membranes facing each other, and two drive units arranged for driving the two membranes in opposite direction in operation. A vented frame element and a closed frame element are positioned outward on either side of the two membranes. At least one bellows element is connected on a first side to the membrane which is positioned closest to the closed frame element, and connected on a second side to the closed frame element.

Abstract: A loudspeaker device includes first and second diaphragms arranged co-axially in an opposed relation to each other and having a rear volume in-between, each diaphragm having a plurality of motors operatively coupled thereto, and a frame having first and second ends, and first and second rims provided at the first and second ends, respectively. The motors of the first and second diaphragms are arranged in the same plane, and the motors are provided on the frame around the periphery of the first and second diaphragms.

Abstract: A speaker device (101, 201, 301) comprising a first diaphragm (103, 203, 303), an opposing second diaphragm (104, 204, 304), and a frame (102, 202, 302) comprising a first frame part (102a, 202a) on which the first diaphragm (103, 203, 303) is mounted and an opposing second frame part (102b, 202b) on which the second diaphragm (104, 204, 304) is mounted. A first speaker driver (105, 205, 305) drives the first diaphragm (103, 203, 303) and a second speaker driver (106, 206, 306) drives the second diaphragm (104, 204, 304). The first frame part (102a, 202a), a movable first coil bracket (107) of the first speaker driver (105, 205, 305), and a resilient first damper member (111) form a first single piece integrally formed unitary component. The second frame part (102b, 202b), a moveable second coil bracket (109) of the second speaker driver (106, 206, 306) and a resilient second damper member (112) form a second single piece integrally formed unitary component.

Abstract: A speaker device comprising two membranes facing each other, and two drive units arranged for driving the two membranes in opposite direction in operation. A vented frame element and a closed frame element are positioned outward on either side of the two membranes. At least one bellows element is connected on a first side to the membrane which is positioned closest to the closed frame element, and connected on a second side to the closed frame element.

Abstract: A loudspeaker device includes first and second diaphragms arranged co-axially in an opposed relation to each other and having a rear volume in-between, each diaphragm having a plurality of motors operatively coupled thereto, and a frame having first and second ends, and first and second rims provided at the first and second ends, respectively. The motors of the first and second diaphragms are arranged in the same plane, and the motors are provided on the frame around the periphery of the first and second diaphragms.

Abstract: A speaker unit with a speaker frame and two opposing membranes each being arranged to move up and down along a main speaker axis. Two drive units are present for each membrane, having a driver static part and a driver moving part. A sealing edge suspension is connected to a perimeter of the associated membrane and to the major front surface and major back surface of the speaker unit, respectively. For each driver moving part, a spider arm suspension is present for suspending the driver moving part to the speaker frame in a flexible manner. The sealing edge suspension is at least partially positioned above the associated drive units when viewed in a direction parallel to the main speaker axis.

Abstract: A speaker device comprising two membranes facing each other, and two drive units arranged for driving the two membranes in opposite direction in operation. A vented frame element and a closed frame element are positioned outward on either side of the two membranes. At least one bellows element is connected on a first side to the membrane which is positioned closest to the closed frame element, and connected on a second side to the closed frame element.

Abstract: A loudspeaker device includes first and second diaphragms arranged co-axially in an opposed relation to each other and having a rear volume in-between, each diaphragm having a plurality of motors operatively coupled thereto, and a frame having first and second ends, and first and second rims provided at the first and second ends, respectively. The motors of the first and second diaphragms are arranged in the same plane, and the motors are provided on the frame around the periphery of the first and second diaphragms.

Abstract: A loudspeaker device includes first and second diaphragms arranged co-axially in an opposed relation to each other and having a rear volume in-between, each diaphragm having a plurality of motors operatively coupled thereto, and a frame having first and second ends, and first and second rims provided at the first and second ends, respectively. The motors of the first and second diaphragms are arranged in the same plane, and the motors are provided on the frame around the periphery of the first and second diaphragms.

Abstract: A speaker device (1) comprising two membranes (7) facing each other, and two drive units (2) arranged for driving the two membranes (7) in opposite direction in operation. A vented frame element (8) and a closed frame element (9) are positioned outward on either side of the two membranes (7). At least one bellows element (5) is connected on a first side to the membrane (7) which is positioned closest to the closed frame element (9), and connected on a second side to the closed frame element (9).

Abstract: A loudspeaker device comprises first and second diaphragms (12, 14) arranged co-axially in an opposed relation to each other to cancel mechanical vibrations. Each diaphragm has multiple voice coils, with the voice coils of the first and second diaphragms (12, 14) arranged in the same plane to reduce the height of the loudspeaker device.

Abstract: A speaker device (1) having a frame (2), two opposite directed diaphragms (3, 3?), and two speaker drivers, each having at least one magnetic driver (10, 10?) for driving the two opposite directed diaphragms (3, 3?) in operation. A speaker damper (5, 5?) is associated with each of the two opposite directed diaphragms (3, 3?), and has a coil bracket (4, 4?) arranged to be driven by the associated at least one magnetic driver (10, 10?), a diaphragm connection member (6, 6?) arranged to fixedly attach the diaphragm (3, 3?) to the speaker damper (5, 5?), and a damper frame connection member (8, 8?) arranged to fixate the speaker damper (5, 5?) to the frame (2). The speaker damper (5, 5?) further comprises a damper leg member (7, 7?) arranged between the diaphragm connection member (6, 6?) and the damper frame connection member (8, 8?).

Abstract: A speaker unit includes a speaker frame and two opposing membranes each being arranged to move up and down along a main speaker axis (A). Two drive units are present for each membrane, having a driver static part and a driver moving part. A sealing edge suspension is connected to a perimeter of the associated membrane and to the major front surface and major back surface of the speaker unit, respectively. For each driver moving part, a spider arm suspension is present for suspending the driver moving part to the speaker frame in a flexible manner. The sealing edge suspension is at least partially positioned above the associated drive units when viewed in a direction parallel to the main speaker axis (A).

Abstract: Loudspeaker unit with a membrane (2) and a plurality of drive units (5) driving the membrane (2). Each of the plurality of drive units (5) has n voice coils (3) and at least n+1 magnets (4), n being an integer larger than or equal to 1. The magnets (4) have an axial magnetization and are stacked in axial direction with similar pole parts of adjacent ones of the at least n+1 magnets facing each other. The at least n+1 magnets (4) are separated in the stack over a magnet separation distance (dm), the magnet separation distance (dm) being substantially equal to a width (ws) in the stack direction of the at least n voice coils (3).

Abstract: A speaker device (1) having a frame (2), two opposite directed diaphragms (3, 3?), and two speaker drivers, each having at least one magnetic driver (10, 10?) for driving the two opposite directed diaphragms (3, 3?) in operation. A speaker damper (5, 5?) is associated with each of the two opposite directed diaphragms (3, 3?), and has a coil bracket (4, 4?) arranged to be driven by the associated at least one magnetic driver (10, 10?), a diaphragm connection member (6, 6?) arranged to fixedly attach the diaphragm (3, 3?) to the speaker damper (5, 5?), and a damper frame connection member (8, 8?) arranged to fixate the speaker damper (5, 5?) to the frame (2). The speaker damper (5, 5?) further comprises a damper leg member (7, 7?) arranged between the diaphragm connection member (6, 6?) and the damper frame connection member (8, 8?).

Abstract: A loudspeaker device comprises first and second diaphragms (12, 14) arranged co-axially in an opposed relation to each other to cancel mechanical vibrations. Each diaphragm has multiple voice coils, with the voice coils of the first and second diaphragms (12, 14) arranged in the same plane to reduce the height of the loudspeaker device.

Abstract: Loudspeaker unit with a membrane (2) and a plurality of drive units (5) driving the membrane (2). Each of the plurality of drive units (5) has n voice coils (3) and at least n+1 magnets (4), n being an integer larger than or equal to 1. The magnets (4) have an axial magnetization and are stacked in axial direction with similar pole parts of adjacent ones of the at least n+1 magnets facing each other. The at least n+1 magnets (4) are separated in the stack over a magnet separation distance (dm), the magnet separation distance (dm) being substantially equal to a width (ws) in the stack direction of the at least n voice coils (3).