BOSE CORPORATION (20240236564). AUDIO SYSTEM WITH ADJUSTABLY DELAYED FREQUENCIES simplified abstract

AUDIO SYSTEM WITH ADJUSTABLY DELAYED FREQUENCIES

Organization Name

BOSE CORPORATION

Inventor(s)

Roland Noller of Koengen (DE)

Michael S. Dublin of Arlington MA (US)

AUDIO SYSTEM WITH ADJUSTABLY DELAYED FREQUENCIES - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240236564 titled 'AUDIO SYSTEM WITH ADJUSTABLY DELAYED FREQUENCIES

The patent application describes a system and method for adjusting an audio playback signal to align content within an audio signal temporally. The adjusted audio signal includes a delay in a specific range of frequencies, and is provided to a sound reproduction system.

• The system adjusts an audio playback signal to align content within an audio signal temporally.
• The adjusted audio signal includes a delay in a specific range of frequencies.
• The adjusted audio signal is provided to a sound reproduction system, such as an amplifier and at least one acoustic transducer.

Potential Applications: - Audio production and editing - Live sound reinforcement systems - Home audio systems

Problems Solved: - Ensuring accurate temporal alignment of audio content - Improving audio quality and clarity

Benefits: - Enhanced audio playback experience - Improved synchronization of audio content - Better sound quality across different frequency ranges

Commercial Applications: Title: "Innovative Audio Playback Adjustment System for Enhanced Sound Quality" This technology can be used in audio production studios, live event venues, and consumer electronics for improved audio playback performance.

Questions about the technology: 1. How does the system adjust the audio playback signal to align content temporally? 2. What are the specific frequency ranges where the delay is applied in the adjusted audio signal?

Original Abstract Submitted

systems, methods, and processing are provided for adjusting an audio playback signal to adjust a temporal alignment of content within an audio signal. the audio signal is received and filtered to provide an adjusted audio signal. the adjusted audio signal includes a delay in a first range of frequencies relative to a second range of frequencies, and the adjusted audio signal is provided to a sound reproduction system, such as an amplifier and at least one acoustic transducer.