
doi: 10.1121/1.398868
An underwater speaker system having a pressure equalization system enabling the speaker to operate in its intended fashion over a wide range of water depths, e.g. from two feet up to sixty feet. Water pressure is applied to a diaphragm that forms one wall of a variable volume an internal face of a speaker membrane. Pressures are equalized on opposite faces of the membrane to enhance speaker performance.
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