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allensco
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| Looks cool! But I wonder if it REALLY works. |
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Simon Fellows
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Yes, indeed. As you may have seen from the article, it's being launched at an Expo in London next week. If I get the chance I'll try and get down and see what I reckon (although how much you're going to be able to tell will depend entirely on their Expo set-up, I guess). Anyway, I'll let you know.
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Sure, if you put it in a properly treated room I bet it will sound great! Of course a mic without it in a properly treated room will sound great too. 
Love to hear your thoughts on it if you get down that way.
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I am very skeptical about this one. I am sure that it "works" but I doubt that it can replace room treatment (as the copy suggests) and I think a simple curved piece of acoustical foam would be nearly as effective at a much lower cost.
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With non-opposing surfaces, it shouldn't reflect any unwanted sounds... in a perfect world. But it does appear that the development of a totally portable... almost hand-held... sound room is on the horizon. Whoever can develop that concept, can sell them like hotcakes... as long as it proves comparable to standard sound room results.
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SoundsGreat-Elaine Singer
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I'd seen that somewhere on the web before and was wondering about it myself. Hope you get a chance to go down there and check it out.
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Simon Fellows
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I was thinking of getting 2, attaching the second one to the back of my neck and draping a duvet over the top! What do you think?
In all seriousness - I thought it might have an application for those of you who have a mobile set-up going. If I manage to get down there I'll report back anyway.
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