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From: BLANK@BRANDEIS.BITNET (David N. Blank * BLANK@BRANDEIS.bitnet)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Visual Aurals Animation System
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Date: 14 Mar 88 04:10:00 GMT
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thomson@cs.utah.edu.UUCP (Richard A Thomson) writes:

  >I recently saw a review in AmigaWorld for this thingy called Visual Aurals,
  >which is a little hardware thingy that creates all these neato visual
                                                          ^^^^^
Neato is probably the best word for them, they can be pretty incredible.

  >patterns based on an input from a built-in microphone or a phono jack input.
  >Sort of like a sophisticated ``color-organ''.
                  ^^^^^^^^^^^^
The amount of options this program has gives new meaning to the word.

  >Does anybody have one of these?  If so, how much did you pay for it and where
  >did you order it from?  The price quoted in AmigaWorld was $169.

I own the Visual Aurals Animation System.  I purchased it directly from
the company via mail-order (Visual Aurals) and paid $173 for the product &
2-day UPS shipping.  I am very pleased with the package.  I can offer more
details if anyone is interested, or I refer you to the brief description
of the product by John Foust in the latest Amazing Computing.  I have submitted
a review for the product which I belive will be published in the next issue.

            Peace,
             David N. Blank (BLANK@BRANDEIS.bitnet || DNB@BRANDEIS.csnet)

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