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Device for remote control of stereo hi-fi amplifier parameters
   
Document Number
US Patent 4228402
Issued Date
October 14, 1980
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A remote control system for an audio system component. An intermediate circuit is connected into the audio system interposed between the component and system amplifier through standard input/output jacks. The intermediate circuits include a first controllable attenuator for volume control, and frequency selective controllable attenuators to provide for independent bass and treble control. Control of the attenuators are effected from a remotely located control panel. Provisions for coupling the control panel and intermediate circuit through existing standard house electrical wiring, and provisions for remote on/off control are also described.
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Owner
Sound-Mate Inc. (Atlanta, GA)
Published
October 14, 1980
Application Number
05/945,019
Filed
September 22, 1978
US Classification
381/102   340/825.25 381/105
Int'l Classification
H03G   1/02   (20060101)   H03G   1/00   (20060101)  
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Assistant Examiner
USPTO Field of Search
325/36   325/37   325/389   325/390   325/392   325/393   325/394   343/225   343/228   358/194   340/147R   340/167R   340/167A   340/168R   340/168B   340/31R   340/31A   340/171R   340/171PF   179/1D   179/1.1TC  
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