AirSOUND Founder Ted Fletcher explains their technology (What HiFi Sound and Vision Show 2007)
November 13, 2007
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Ted Fletcher explains the AirSOUND concept of producing stereo sound from a single point. He explains the origin that goes back to 1931 when scientist and inventor Alan Blumlein described a method of recording and reproducing ‘stereophonic’ sound but was not with two speakers. He talks about 5.1 applications for Home Cinema with only two loudspeakers.
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