Speaker system

1. A speaker system, comprising:

a frame at least partially encompassing a first diaphragm of a first transducer;

a bridge operably coupled with the frame, wherein the bridge includes a support section and a pair of arms extending therefrom, the support section including a rim portion, wherein the rim portion defines a cavity therein and first and second vanes perpendicularly extend over the cavity;

a second transducer supported by the bridge and at least partially disposed within the rim portion;

a first sound altering feature disposed on a first side of the second transducer; and

an asymmetrical second sound altering feature disposed on a second opposing side of the second transducer.

2. The speaker system of claim 1 , wherein the first transducer is configured as a low frequencies and the second transducer is configured to output high frequencies.

3. The speaker system of claim 1 , wherein the first sound altering feature is configured as a plurality of dimples disposed within a rim portion of the support section.

4. The speaker system of claim 3 , wherein at least one of the plurality of dimples has an asymmetrical shape.

5. The speaker system of claim 3 , wherein at least one of the plurality of dimples is asymmetric relative to at least one other of the plurality of dimples.

6. The speaker system of claim 1 , wherein the second sound altering feature is configured as a protrusion that extends upwardly of the rim portion forming a sound altering waveguide feature.

7. The speaker system of claim 6 , wherein the protrusion is configured to have a shark-fin shape that extends about an outer surface of the rim portion.

8. The speaker system of claim 1 , wherein the first sound altering feature is configured as a set of four dimples, each dimple separated from adjacently located dimples by the first or second vane.

9. The speaker system of claim 1 , wherein the second transducer moves along a second axis that is offset from a first movement axis of the first transducer.

10. The speaker system of claim 1 , wherein a first arm of the pair of arms is a first length and a second arm of the pair of arms is a second length that is varied from the first length.

11. A speaker system, comprising:

a frame at least partially encompassing a first diaphragm of a first transducer;

a bridge operably coupled with the frame, wherein the bridge includes a support section and a pair of arms extending therefrom, the support section including a rim portion;

a second transducer supported by the bridge and at least partially disposed within the rim portion; and

one or more dimples defined by the support section of the bridge, wherein at least one of the one or more dimples is defined by an asymmetrical geometric shape and wherein the one or more dimples includes a first dimple having a first radial width and a second dimple having a second radial width that is different from that of the first radial width.

12. The speaker system of claim 11 , further comprising:

an asymmetrical second sound altering feature disposed on a second opposing side of the second transducer.

13. The speaker system of claim 11 , wherein the second transducer moves along a second axis that is offset from a first movement axis of the first transducer.

14. The speaker system of claim 11 , wherein the rim portion defines a cavity therein and first and second vanes perpendicularly extend over the cavity, and further wherein the one or more dimples is configured as a set of four dimples, each dimple separated from adjacently located dimples by the first vane or the second vane.

15. A speaker system, comprising:

a frame at least partially encompassing a first diaphragm of a first transducer;

a bridge operably coupled with the frame, wherein the bridge includes a support section and a pair of arms extending therefrom, the support section including a rim portion;

one or more dimples integrally formed within the rim portion, wherein the one or more dimples includes a first dimple having a first radial width and a second dimple having a second radial width that is different from that of the first radial width; and

an asymmetrical protrusion extending from the rim portion.

16. The speaker system of claim 15 , wherein at least one of the one or more dimples is defined by an asymmetrical geometric shape.

17. The speaker system of claim 15 , wherein the protrusion extends upwardly from the rim portion between the pair of arms.