Re:Mystery of sonic weapon attacks in Cuba deepens
by philfrasty on Friday September 15, 2017 @05:59AM
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Do you have any thoughts on why this hasn't seen mass-market adoption? Any major downsides? I have never ever heard of this technology or seen it integrated into the speakers of the big companies in this space. But looking at it just makes me go WOW.
Re:Mystery of sonic weapon attacks in Cuba deepens
by 0898 on Friday September 15, 2017 @07:18AM
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Perhaps it's the lack of bass? For string music and spoken word ultrasound directional audio is fine, but for most music it's not really appropriate.
Re:Mystery of sonic weapon attacks in Cuba deepens
by lambdadmitry on Friday September 15, 2017 @08:44AM
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Imperial War Museum in London seems to employ something like those in their exhibitions. They have black rectangular plates affixed in various places with very localized sound fields underneath them.
(1) metaphorical sock-knocking only, no diplomats were harmed by his demos