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Binaural Recording Microphone Has 2 Ears for Stereo Recording!

Posted in Audio, Consumer, Cool, Design, Digital Cameras, Gadgets, Video by max on the June 15th, 2008 at 3:15 pm

Binaural Recording Mic

Well, I don’t know if the human ear shape actually helps recording but the Binaural Recording Microphone does look kinda gloomy and cool. At $3,899, we suggest you get this if you have lots of money to burn.

The Binaural Mic from Otokinoko (maker of the Dayon Sound Communicator) is a simple way to record the most realistic sounds possible. Binaural recording allows you to record sounds the same way they are heard in real life by placing the two microphones in the same position as human ears. The resulting playback in omnidirectional 3D sound is more realistic than normal stereo because of the subtle shifts in feeling.

via engadget

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Ultrasonic Hearing System lets Humans hear Ultrasonic Sounds!

Posted in Audio, Consumer, Cool, Design, Educational, Gadgets, Ultrasonic by max on the June 13th, 2008 at 10:02 am

Ultrasonic Hearing System lets Humans hear Ultrasonic Sounds!

Here’s a cool Ultrasonic Hearing System which lets humans to hear ultrasonic sounds.  Well, it’s a patent but maybe it will go into production so we can hear what insects and animals are listening to.

A direct drive hearing system for providing an ultrasonic signal to a portion of the human ear. The direct drive hearing system includes an ultrasonic direct device. The device includes a housing with at least one coil coupled to the housing. Inside the housing is a magnet, which vibrates at an ultrasonic resonant frequency in direct response to an externally generated electric signal through the at least one coil.

via googlepatent

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