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Ian Millar
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Frank.. I am gunna get my Brazilian mate with the oscilloscope to test my circuit and fix it... Its a simple circuit and I could make you one if I get the prototype working. I will try to upload a circuit schematic....

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It worked!

In the meantime, if you have any luck please share it with me..

Cheers,
Ian [Eek!]

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Ian Millar
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Frank re the Earthquake LP.. "The rumble would be easy to sample being that I've got the LP with that track"...
I just got a copy of that LP and the rumble track is not "just" the rumble. Its 2 minutes and 42 seconds of rumble plus screaming, tyre screeches, mooing cows, bell-ringing, horns honking and other stuff that went on in the movie.... I am tempted to sample it and post it up here (is that possible?) but I am a good Patent Attorney and so shall not [Smile]
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Andrew McCrea
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I recall the Globe&Mail running an article back when the last Brosnan Bond movie came out about a technology that Famous Players was trying in Quebec. They said that several rows of seats in each auditorium at a multiplex were being fitted so that they could rumble with the bass track. There'd be one speaker per 5 seats in the row or something, and during things like explosions in the Bond movie, the seats would shake along.

I seem to recall the article being titled "Movie-goers have been missing out on something: There seats have not been rumbling".

I'll see if I can pull it out of somewhere.

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Thomas Pitt
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The powerful subwoofers usually do a pretty good job of that anyway; no extra equipment required! When there's a lot of bass noise, such as an explosion or something crashing down, I do feel a small vibration in the seats. Still, it would be better with a proper seat vibration system...

When I saw Godzilla, there was a lot of bass on each footstep of the monster - causing you to 'feel' the footsteps rather than hearing them.

Regarding Sensurround, the Museum of Film and Television (Bradford) used to have a Sensurround exhibit. You'd stand in a small alcove, with two of the Cerwin Vega speakers mounted in the ceiling. The rumble (alone, no other sounds or music) would then be played through those speakers and you'd feel rather than hear it. Maybe they still have the equipment and speakers somewhere?

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