| Subject: | Re: Muriemike and falling snow |
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| From: | "Gregory O'Drobinak" gmo_dunes2 |
| Date: | Tue Dec 15, 2009 4:15 pm ((PST)) |
Mike: Could you please explain what a "log spiral array" is? Is it an array of mi= crophones with processing to do beamforming or two mikes, one on each side = of a large conch shell? How do you make it out of a box of rice crispies (d= o you HAVE to eat those dry little bits first in order to make it work?)? Inquiring minds want to know! Thanks! -Greg |
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