Omnidirectional diffusion

Unlike conventional loudspeakers, which project sound mainly in one specific direction, the Magic Speaker emits sound omnidirectionally.

This means that sound is distributed evenly in all directions, reducing the concentration of sound energy in one direct axis that could otherwise be easily picked up by a microphone aimed at the speaker.

Harmonious sound distribution

The way the Magic Speaker disperses sound across a wider surface and with more homogeneous waves reduces the likelihood of powerful, direct sound waves being directed at the microphone.

This helps avoid the specific feedback loop that leads to feedback.

Diffuse frequencies

The design of the tuning fork contributes to a more efficient dispersion of sound frequencies.

In traditional systems, certain frequencies are more likely to cause feedback, particularly in specific acoustic configurations.

The Magic Speaker's blade helps to balance and modulate these frequencies, reducing the peaks that could trigger feedback.

No direct focus

The fact that the Magic Speaker does not focus sound directly forward, but diffuses it evenly, prevents the sound emitted from being reflected directly back into the microphone, especially in environments where reflective surfaces (walls, ceilings, etc.) would normally reflect sound back towards the source.

In short, the Magic Speaker 's unique design and ability to project sound in a balanced, diffused way contribute to its resistance to feedback, which is particularly advantageous in live environments where microphones are frequently used close to speakers.