64 Audio Issued Its Second US Patent

64 Audio, provider of custom and universal fit in-ear monitors, announces that it has been awarded its second patent. US Patent #10,555,067 was issued on February 4, 2020 for the company's method for making advanced 3D-printed housings for in-ear monitors (IEMs).

"We are very proud to receive this patent, which further solidifies 64 Audio as the leader in the in-ear monitor category," says Vitaliy Belonozhko, 64 Audio founder and chief technical officer. "This method of manufacturing IEM shells is critical in achieving the sound quality for which 64 Audio has become famous. The patent also allows us to advance our innovations into fully tubeless fitting products."

This new patent is based upon 64 Audio's ability to incorporate acoustical tuning features within an IEM's shell. This technology allows designs to be built that would be otherwise impossible using current traditional IEM design methodology. By incorporating features into the shell, 64 Audio can manufacture advanced and uniquely complex features that manipulate the audio produced by the IEM.

From studio to stage to sophisticated home audio environments, 64 Audio has created the industry's most innovative universal and custom-built in-ear monitors available to date. Founded by Vitaliy Belonozhko in 2010, a sound engineer who has been working with musicians and production companies for nearly two decades, he discovered the advantages of IEMs over traditional floor "wedges" and recognized that a better solution to in-ear monitoring was needed. Today, 64 Audio supplies products worldwide to some of the best-known musicians, singers, and engineers in the world, as well as discerning audiophiles who demand nothing but the best sound reproduction from their systems. With new and unrivaled technologies such as apex, LID, tia, and 3D-Fit, 64 Audio excels in challenging traditional earphone designs to bring to market unique and innovative audio products.

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