Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 51 minutes ago
In the 1990s, Bose introduced the Wave Radio using patented acoustic waveguide technology. This enabled the small tabletop device to produce rich, deep sound that was previously unavailable from a unit of its size. So how did Bose produce a big sound from a small radio? Sreeram (Ram) Dhurjaty, PhD, worked at Bose with the inventors Bill Short and Amar Bose and gives us a deep dive into the history and design details of the Bose Radio.
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In the 1990s, Bose introduced the Wave Radio using patented acoustic waveguide technology. This enabled the small tabletop device to produce rich, deep sound that was previously unavailable from a unit of its size. So how did Bose produce a big sound from a small radio? Sreeram (Ram) Dhurjaty, PhD, worked at Bose with the inventors Bill Short and Amar Bose and gives us a deep dive into the history and design details of the Bose Radio.
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