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RE: Tekton Design Double Impact World Class Reference Speakers

Posted by Inmate51 on March 3, 2017 at 13:41:48:
I'm pretty sure that the average double bass violin (aka "string bass") player would prefer to carry around the moving mass of a loudspeaker (diaphragm/surround/spider/voice coil) rather than the 20 pounds and six feet of wood (plus the carrying case) they do now.
Anyway, does anyone know if this is a utility patent, design patent, or bullshit patent? I've read parts of it, but haven't seen the patent type.
Where's George Augspurger when we need him!!
:)