On 2011-07-29, Sarang S. Dalal wrote:
I've been lurking for only a day, but Sampo's note gives me the
courage to go ahead and ask the first question I was hoping this group
might help me answer.
And good it was. No? ;)
My question then is, how to do ambisonic even cheaper. I sort of
undertand the theory, and I've had the fortune of knowing a couple of
researchers/enthusiasts who could show me their rigs. The problem is,
those rigs aren't precisely affordable, even when built up from spare
parts. So how do we come up with a complete, affordable, ambisonic rig,
with the minimum of four (effective) speakers for first order, at an
affordable price? Say, below 200 or even 100 euros? Including speakers,
full digital decoding for the usual layout variation, and all that?
If we could somehow do that, and mass reproduce it, the rest should be
pretty easy. So how do we do that?!?
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