Do you mean cutting a slot shaped so just the mics protrude? I'd been wonde=
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ass so a recorder with built in microphones can be just inserted from the r=
ear. each recorder will need a different version of sass. any other problem=
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>Prototype basic sass shape done, today im going to create some different n=
ose baffles to test the differences with regards to size and material.=0D
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and I'll eventually build another sass unit as well if I like it.=0D
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>I also have some ideas about a hinged version to be able to test various a=
ngles and also different sizes of the wings.=0D
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>> The open cell foam is sometimes known as high density foam, used for=0D
>> upholstery, usually dark grey in colour. There are specialist=0D
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>> > I was really wondering about the open cell accoustical foam.=0D
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>> > I found some foam intended for speaker construction but it is in=0D
>> > layers requiering me to glue it together. And a layer of spray on=0D
>> > glue ought to affect the sound a little.=0D
>> > Well I'll try using what Ive found and go from there. I think I'll=0D
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