Are you talking about this sort of stuff?
http://www.holosonics.com/?g&gclid=CKzaq7zi-JACFQ5OQgodEHDQ2A
As far as know its an offshoot of US military technology.
http://www.holosonics.com/?g&gclid=CKzaq7zi-JACFQ5OQgodEHDQ2A
As far as know its an offshoot of US military technology.
Sennheiser has a product like this too.
Rather a smart idea, it uses ultrasound and the nonlinearity of air at extreme sound pressure levels (~140 dB). One should not expect extreme directivity in ordinary sized rooms, though, the beam is still reflected on the walls and will hit you eventually.
Rather a smart idea, it uses ultrasound and the nonlinearity of air at extreme sound pressure levels (~140 dB). One should not expect extreme directivity in ordinary sized rooms, though, the beam is still reflected on the walls and will hit you eventually.
Hi, yeah... I'm currently working on the audio beam loudspeakers now. I also have the commerical product from ATC(H460). Intending to carry out some measurements on the sound parameters, freq response and etc on the H460..
Any idea which software is good for recording? particularly on user friendly and robust controls:
1. adobe audtion
2.NI lab view
3. win MLS.
Im currently leaning towards labview...any opinions?
Any idea which software is good for recording? particularly on user friendly and robust controls:
1. adobe audtion
2.NI lab view
3. win MLS.
Im currently leaning towards labview...any opinions?
LOL! Yeah, kinda, sorta. That's what got me interested in Class-D amps back in the late 80s. Wanted to drive an array like that. I never could make it work. =(
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