I like the concept, but I question the physics. Resonance tends to exist at one frequency, and shows up again at multiples of that frequency. How do you accurately reproduce sound using resonance when sound consists of a gamut of different frequencies?
damn, that'd be awesome, i'd put a light setup that could be turned on and off that changes color-brightness according to the current note being played.
How would you create any "punch" with glass? seems like a similar problem that electrostatic speakers have and overcome with an extra driver (but I think that would defeat the purpose of the product)
I like the concept, but I question the physics. Resonance tends to exist at one frequency, and shows up again at multiples of that frequency. How do you accurately reproduce sound using resonance when sound consists of a gamut of different frequencies?
like the concept. it would be amazing to have invisible speakers in the recording studio. But the frequencies could be a issue.
damn, that'd be awesome, i'd put a light setup that could be turned on and off that changes color-brightness according to the current note being played.
How would you create any "punch" with glass? seems like a similar problem that electrostatic speakers have and overcome with an extra driver (but I think that would defeat the purpose of the product)