Sound Physics Labs Inc./ServoDrive (Glenview, Ill.) recentlyannounced a licensing agreement with Yorkville Sound (Toronto). Theagreement allows Yorkville the use of Sound Physics Labs’ patentedUnity Summation Aperture Horn Technology and the name Unity, inconjunction with Yorkville’s new Unity family of products.
Pictured from left: Todd Michaels, Yorkville Sound loudspeakerdesigner; Thomas Danley, director of research and development, SoundPhysics Labs/ServoDrive; Brad Skuran, president, Sound PhysicsLabs/ServoDrive; and Bill Woods, Yorkville Sound loudspeakerdesigner
Yorkville recently debuted the U15, a fullrange enclosure designthat combines Unity Summation Aperture Horn Technology with anext-generation 15-inch neodymium woofer. The U15 provideshigh/mid-frequency distribution from the 60ºx60º hornassembly that produces frequencies from 300 Hz to 20 kHz. Unity horntechnology combines a single 1.75-inch diaphragm compression driverwith three 5-inch ceramic magnet midrange drivers on a single highlyefficient conical horn. All four-component drivers are mounted in aUnity horn measure and act like a single point source.
For more information, visit Sound Physics Labs/ServoDrive at www.servodrive.comor www.soundphysics.com or Yorkville Sound at www.yorkville.com.
