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In Reply to: Re: And you are describing an ancient technology posted by Steve Eddy on November 21, 2006 at 13:34:47:
I was speaking in terms of the open mouthed bowl a la a Helmholz (sp?) resonator, not the resonant frequency of the solid material of the bowl and stand. But both would enter into the equation to some degree. I wouldn't want to hazard a guess as to how much of each!The Greeks learned to use open bowls and open mouthed jars (Greeks and Romans embedded these in walls of arenas I'm told) as resonators to amplify specific frequencies related to speech. That's what I thought he we referring to and that to which I think much of the descriptions of this product's impact refers to.
Of course, I can be dead wrong here. I'm just advancing a plausible explanation for what might be a very real phenomenon with acoustic impact that is perceivable and perhaps even pleasant.
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Follow Ups
- I suspect there are 2 resonance characteristics at least in play - bartc 15:54:30 11/21/06 (2)
- Re: I suspect there are 2 resonance characteristics at least in play - Steve Eddy 19:05:25 11/21/06 (1)
- Well you got me there - bartc 21:02:57 11/21/06 (0)
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