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A distinctive feature of the proposed device for high-quality sound reproduction (see figure) is the introduction of an acoustic load of the dynamic head diffuser on a closed volume formed by a cavity between two facing one another diffusers of two identical direct-radiation dynamic heads connected in antiphase.

Thanks to this design of the loudspeaker, the rigidity of the cone increases in the so-called piston operating range of the head and, in addition, the transient response of the loudspeaker improves.

Loudspeaker

There are several options for building a loudspeaker using this principle (Fig. a and b).

German Patent No. 2906002

Authors: Bezold D., Schütz R., Heisler W.; Publication: N. Bolshakov, rf.atnn.ru

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