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Subject: Re: laser shows
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Date: Sat, 5-Oct-85 21:23:04 EDT
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      The basic idea is to use a loudspeaker driver to move the mirror;
some rigs are as simple as a small bit of mirror glued to a loudspeaker
cone.  But I'd like to hear more about what's commercially available.

					John Nagle