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From: dpm@msc.edu (David P. Mottaz)
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Subject: Re: Good speaker + DSP == perfect speaker?
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Date: 28 Mar 91 16:44:10 GMT
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What fun to watch this thing go berserk when a cat runs through the
room upsetting the "waves", or if the phone rings.  It will need a "I
Have A Cold And My Head Is Stuffed Up" mode. For a little extra you get
a great feature, the Air Conditioner Fan Noise Compensation Chip.  The
acoustical properties are much different in the summer, when you have a
glass bottle of beer in your hand(that's right, High Frequency Deflection)
than in the winter, with you wearing a thick sound-absorbing sweater.

-Dave/dpm@msc.edu/Minnesota Supercomputer Center :-) 8*> I-](RoboCop smile)