Kevin A Brousseau, 7634 Solomon St, South Attleboro, MA 02703

2020018, Jun 11, 2020

Dec 10, 2018

16/215124

- Framingham MA, US
Kevin Joseph Brousseau - Brighton MA, US

Bose Corporation - Framingham MA

H04R 1/02
F16B 2/18
F16M 13/02

A loudspeaker assembly includes a mounting bracket, a loudspeaker, and a locking mechanism for releasably securing the loudspeaker in a selected one of a plurality of pitch angles relative to the mounting bracket. The mounting bracket includes a mounting plate for securing the mounting bracket to a flat surface, and a support arm extending outwardly from the mounting plate. The loudspeaker includes an electro-acoustic transducer, and an acoustic enclosure defining a bracket passthrough for receiving the support arm of the mounting bracket such the loudspeaker is pivotable between the plurality of pitch angles.

2020018, Jun 11, 2020

Dec 10, 2018

16/215151

- Framingham MA, US
Kevin Joseph Brousseau - Brighton MA, US

Bose Corporation - Framingham MA

H04R 1/02

A method of installing a ceiling speaker system includes inserting a top end portion of an enclosure of a speaker system into a hole in a ceiling such that a spring-loaded tab of the speaker system is caused to pivot about a pivot axis as the spring-loaded tab comes into contact with an edge of the hole. The top end portion of the enclosure is moved upward, through the hole until the spring-loaded tab is clear of the hole. A lead screw of the speaker system is rotated about its longitudinal axis to cause the spring-loaded tab to be displaced toward a flange arranged along a bottom end portion of the speaker system, and thereby clamping the ceiling between the flange and the spring-loaded tab. The longitudinal axis of the lead screw is coincident with the pivot axis of the spring-loaded tab.

2019023, Jul 25, 2019

Apr 2, 2019

16/373000

- Framingham MA, US
Paul F. Fidlin - Wayland MA, US
Akira Mochimaru - Natick MA, US
Craig Jackson - Waltham MA, US
Gregor Mittersinker - Providence RI, US
Richard Carbone - Sterling MA, US
Greg J. Zastoupil - North Grafton MA, US
Kevin Brousseau - Newton MA, US

H04R 27/00
G06F 3/16
H04R 1/02
H04R 3/04
H04R 1/24

A portable public address (PA) speaker comprises an enclosure constructed and arranged for positioning at a first position having a vertical orientation to output audio shaped for a first acoustic coverage area, a second position having an angular orientation to output audio shaped for a second acoustic coverage area, and a third position having a horizontal orientation to output audio shaped for a third acoustic coverage area. The weight of the speaker rests on a bottom surface of a base when in the first position having the vertical orientation or the second position having the angular orientation. The weight of the speaker rests on a side surface when in the third position having the horizontal orientation.

2019002, Jan 24, 2019

Sep 21, 2018

16/138323

- Framingham MA, US
Kevin Brousseau - Newton MA, US

H05K 1/02
H04R 27/00
H04R 3/00
H04R 1/02

A loudspeaker assembly comprises an enclosure having a first end and a second end, the first end including an opening; an acoustic driver at the second end of the enclosure; an acoustic volume between the first end and the second of the enclosure; a circuit board at the first end of the enclosure; a firebox covering the opening at the first end of the enclosure, the firebox providing a convection flow path in the acoustic volume over heat-generating components of the circuit board; and a heat sink extending from the circuit board in a direction away from the acoustic volume for providing a conduction flow path through the circuit board.

2018037, Dec 27, 2018

Jun 27, 2017

15/634081

- Framingham MA, US
Paul F. Fidlin - Wayland MA, US
Akira Mochimaru - Natick MA, US
Craig Jackson - Waltham MA, US
Gregor Mittersinker - Providence RI, US
Richard Carbone - Sterling MA, US
Greg J. Zastoupil - North Grafton MA, US
Kevin Brousseau - Newton MA, US

H04R 27/00
H04R 1/02
G06F 3/16
H04R 1/24
H04R 3/04

A portable public address (PA) speaker comprises an enclosure constructed and arranged for positioning at a first position having a vertical orientation to output audio shaped for a first acoustic coverage area, a second position having an angular orientation to output audio shaped for a second acoustic coverage area, and a third position having a horizontal orientation to output audio shaped for a third acoustic coverage area. The weight of the speaker rests on a bottom surface of a base when in the first position having the vertical orientation or the second position having the angular orientation. The weight of the speaker rests on a side surface when in the third position having the horizontal orientation.

2017026, Sep 14, 2017

Mar 11, 2016

15/067939

- Framingham MA, US
Greg Joseph Zastoupil - North Grafton MA, US
Randy J. Kulchy - Shrewsbury MA, US
Kevin Brousseau - Newton MA, US

H04R 1/24
H04R 3/12
H04R 1/02

An array of speaker modules includes a first speaker module having at least one electroacoustic driver and a housing that together define a first acoustic cavity having a first cavity volume. The array also includes a second speaker module having at least one electroacoustic driver and a housing that together define a first enclosed volume that is greater than the first cavity volume by a first volume difference. The second speaker module includes a first internal enclosure having a first internal volume that is substantially equal to the first volume difference. The portion of the first enclosed volume that is outside the first internal volume defines a second acoustic cavity having a second cavity volume that is substantially equal to the first cavity volume. This configuration enables the performance of low frequency acoustic drivers in the speaker modules to be substantially matched without requiring complicated alternative approaches for matched performance.

2017024, Aug 24, 2017

Feb 18, 2016

15/046915

- Framingham MA, US
Kevin Joseph Brousseau - Newton MA, US
Randy J. Kulchy - Shrewsbury MA, US
Benjamin C. Lippitt - Worcester MA, US

Bose Corporation - Framingham MA

H04R 1/02

A speaker includes a housing, a member secured to the housing, and a locking pin which passes through a first portion of the speaker. The member substantially covers at least two sides of the locking pin. The member thus provides some protection against the locking pin unintentionally coming into contact with another object. The member has two or more feet which are secured to the member and which can support the speaker on a substantially horizontal surface when the speaker is oriented such that the member is facing the surface.

2017018, Jun 22, 2017

Dec 22, 2015

14/978874

- Framingham MA, US
Greg Zastoupil - North Grafton MA, US
Rebecca Kowalczyk - Ashland MA, US
Kevin Brousseau - Newton Center MA, US

H04R 1/28
H04R 1/30
H04R 9/06
H04R 1/02

The technology described in the document can be embodied in a speaker that includes one or more drivers, and an acoustic horn that includes a first side panel and a second side panel. Edges of the first and second side panels defines an opening for receiving acoustic outputs from one or more drivers. The speaker also includes a manifold disposed between the opening and the one or more drivers, the manifold including a plurality of acoustic passages for connecting the opening to each of the one or more drivers, and an adaptor. The adaptor is disposed between the manifold and the acoustic horn, and includes multiple apertures for the plurality of acoustic passages. The adaptor is configured to conform to a profile of the opening while maintaining a seal between the acoustic horn and the plurality of acoustic passages.