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Bruce A Brisson

from Rocklin, CA
Age ~80
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Also known as:
Bruce Te Brisson, Bruce Basson
Phone and address:
4130 Citrus Ave #9, Rocklin, CA 95677
Related to:
Nicole K Brisson, 30Timothy BrissonCatherine Brisson Mary, 65Sara M Brisson, 40Catherine Brisson, 51Katherine L Brisson, 76Camille BrissonNatalie M Herr, 59Annelore F Brisson, 63
Connected to:
Brook M Brisson, 44Charlene D Brisson, 38Christopher A Brisson, 43Dustin R Brisson, 47Georgette M Brisson, 74Helene Y Brisson, 61Jean M Brisson, 59Katie E Brisson, 41Laurent M Brisson, 65Lise M Brisson, 79

Bruce Brisson Phones & Addresses

  • 4130 Citrus Ave #9, Rocklin, CA 95677
  • 9825 Michelle Dr, Auburn, CA 95603 (530) 888-0394
  • 13620 Lincoln Way #160, Auburn, CA 95603
  • 1075 Grass Valley Hwy, Auburn, CA 95603 (530) 888-0394
  • 3037 Grass Valley Hwy #8212, Auburn, CA 95602 (530) 823-6870
  • 9825 Michelle Dr, Auburn, CA 95603

Work

Position: Sales Occupations

Education

Degree: High school graduate or higher

Resumes

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Founder And Chief Executive Officer

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Location:
Rocklin, CA
Industry:
Consumer Electronics
Work:

Founder and Chief Executive Officer
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Business Records

Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Bruce Brisson
President
SIERRA PASSIVE INTERFACE ENGINEERING, INC
9825 Michelle Dr, Auburn, CA 95603
Bruce Brisson
President
M I T Music Technologies
Audio and Video Equipment Manufacturing
4130 Citrus Ave STE 9, Rocklin, CA 95677
(916) 625-0129
Bruce Brisson
Owner
CVTL
Cable (Manufacturers)
4130 Citrus Ave STE 9, Rocklin, CA 95677
(916) 625-0129, (916) 625-0149, (916) 630-9483
Bruce Brisson
President
CONSTANT VELOCITY TRANSMISSION LINES, INC
Mfg Spund Equipment · Mfg Home Audio/Video Equipment
4130 Citrus Ave STE 9, Rocklin, CA 95677
(916) 630-9483, (916) 625-0129
Bruce Brisson
Director of Engineering
Music Interface Technology Inc
Business Svcs
4130 Citrus Ave, Rocklin, CA 95677
Bruce Brisson
President
Brisson Management Corp
4130 Citrus Ave, Rocklin, CA 95677
Bruce Brisson
President
CVTL INTERNATIONAL, INC
Whol Durable Goods
4130 Citrus Ave STE 9, Rocklin, CA 95677
Bruce Brisson
President, Secretary, Treasurer
Advanced Audio Solutions, Inc
4130 Citrus Ave, Rocklin, CA 95677

Publications

Us Patents

Audio Signal Cable With Passive Network

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US Patent:
6658119, Dec 2, 2003
Filed:
Jan 27, 1998
Appl. No.:
09/014329
Inventors:
Bruce A. Brisson - Auburn CA, 95602
Timothy A. Brisson - Auburn CA, 95603
International Classification:
H04B 300
US Classification:
381 77, 381 941, 330149
Abstract:
A network for altering the audio output of a system which comprises at least one series RC or RLC circuit coupled between the positive and ground conductor of a cable that is suitable for connecting an electrical musical instrument, or similar source, to an amplifier or other load. The components of the RC or RLC circuit are selected by determining the frequency at which the positive conductors natural phase angle is 45Â. Each of the RC or RLC circuits is selected to have a phase angle of -45Â at a frequency equal to or different from the frequency at which the positive conductor has a phase angle of 45Â depending upon the audio effect desired. In addition, the component values of the circuits are selected such that the measured impedance of the network at all frequencies in a predetermined frequency range is equal to or greater than 0. 20 M , and the overall combined capacitance of the cable and the capacitance and/or inductance of the network does not cause the effect of audible âroll-offâ in the system.

Audio Signal Cable With Passive Network

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US Patent:
7242780, Jul 10, 2007
Filed:
Sep 30, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/675582
Inventors:
Bruce Brisson - Rocklin CA, US
Timothy Andrew Brisson - Gardnerville NV, US
International Classification:
H04B 3/00
US Classification:
381 77, 381 941, 330149, 333 24 C
Abstract:
A network for altering the audio output of a system which comprises at least one series RC or RLC circuit coupled between the positive and ground conductor of a cable that is suitable for connecting an electrical musical instrument, or similar source, to an amplifier or other load. The components of the RC or RLC circuit are selected by determining the frequency at which the positive conductor's natural phase angle is 45. Each of the RC or RLC circuits is selected to have a phase angle of −45 at a frequency equal to or different from the frequency at which the positive conductor has a phase angle of 45 depending upon the audio effect desired. In addition, the component values of the circuits are selected such that the measured impedance of the network at all frequencies in a predetermined frequency range is equal to or greater than 0. 20 MΩ, and the overall combined capacitance of the cable and the capacitance and/or inductance of the network does not cause the effect of audible “roll-off” in the system.

Audio Connector With Ganged Articulation Networks

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US Patent:
20090227142, Sep 10, 2009
Filed:
Nov 17, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/271930
Inventors:
Bruce Brisson - Auburn CA, US
International Classification:
H01R 13/66
US Classification:
43962001
Abstract:
This disclosure provides for articulation networks that result in a wider and flatter articulation range throughout the audio spectrum. Articulation networks are disclosed herein for providing a desirable articulation response profile through a gang of networks that maintain a substantially constant Q throughout the audio spectrum. A constant Q is desirable because the music/speech will not possess non-linear peaks in presence or non-linear shifts of the timbre. The articulation networks may be disposed within a networked connector.

Audio Signal Transmission Line With A Low Pass Filter

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US Patent:
51422522, Aug 25, 1992
Filed:
Oct 24, 1990
Appl. No.:
7/602493
Inventors:
Bruce A. Brisson - Auburn CA
International Classification:
H01P 500
US Classification:
333 4
Abstract:
An audio signal transmission line comprising an additional inductance inserted in series with the line and/or coupled in parallel therewith near the load end of the line for providing a low pass filter which overcomes parasitic and dielectric capacitance of the line so as to reduce audio frequency noise generated in the line by low level and low frequency audio signals. The magnitude of the inductance used may vary widely, e. g. from 20 microhenries to 1 millihenry, depending on the length of the line and the space available.

Audio Transmission Line With Energy Storage Network

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US Patent:
59564105, Sep 21, 1999
Filed:
Oct 31, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/551292
Inventors:
Bruce A. Brisson - Auburn CA
International Classification:
H04B 1500
US Classification:
381 941
Abstract:
An audio signal transmission line including capacitive and/or inductive networks connected in series or parallel with an audio transmission cable providing for increased storage of electrical energy, and thereby overcoming energy storage problems associated with previous audio signal transmission systems which create unwanted pre-emphasis of audio signals at certain frequencies.

Audio Signal Transmission System With Noise Suppression Network

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US Patent:
49547879, Sep 4, 1990
Filed:
May 18, 1989
Appl. No.:
7/354517
Inventors:
Bruce A. Brisson - Auburn CA
International Classification:
H03F 126
US Classification:
330149
Abstract:
In an audio signal transmission system comprising an interface circuit is connected across the output terminals of an audio signal source or across the input terminals of an audio signal transmission cable coupled to the source. The interface circuit comprises either a discrete capacitance or a distributed capacitance in series with a discrete resistor. The value of the capacitance and the resistance in the interface circuit is chosen such that the time constant of the cable with the interface circuit produces in response to noise a signal having a frequency which is above the audio frequency spectrum but within the passband of the amplifier to which it is coupled.

Universal Connector

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US Patent:
57919194, Aug 11, 1998
Filed:
Apr 30, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/640084
Inventors:
Bruce A. Brisson - Auburn CA
Timothy A. Brisson - Auburn CA
Bruce A. Eastes - Citrus Heights CA
James D. Hassi - Grass Valley CA
Assignee:
Constant Velocity Transmission Lines, Inc. - Auburn CA
International Classification:
H01R 1112
H01R 1118
US Classification:
439166
Abstract:
An electrical connector is set forth which is suitable for connection to a conductor which includes a connector member suitable for attachment, for example by soldering or by a crimping device, to a conductor, such as a cable. The electrical connector also includes a terminal pin connectable to an electrical receptor or terminal, for example in a part of an audio system. The connector member also includes a threaded part onto which any one of several types of alternative connector units may be mounted to enable use of the same conductor and its attached connector with different types of audio system receptors or terminals. A right-angle adapter may also be used to join the electrical connector to one of the alternative connector units.

Audio Frequency Cable With Reduced High Frequency Components

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US Patent:
49946862, Feb 19, 1991
Filed:
Jan 27, 1989
Appl. No.:
7/302840
Inventors:
Bruce A. Brisson - Auburn CA
International Classification:
H01B 708
H01B 1102
US Classification:
307147
Abstract:
Audio cabling includes a first conductor in conductive communication with the positive side of the source or of the load. It extends towards but terminates free of the load if it is connected to the source and free of the source if it is connected to the load. A second conductor has a first end in conductive communication with the negative side of the source or of the load. If it is connected to the source negative side it has a second end which extends towards but terminates free of the load. If it is connected to the load negative side it has a second end which extends toward but terminates free of the source. The conductors are separated from one another by a non-conductor. They are sufficiently long whereby they are in adjacent side by side relation at least along portions thereof. High frequency noise which can affect the ear's perception of audio frequency signals is reduced as are low frequency resonance effects.
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