staging produced by Mr Zuccarelli and his labs?
> so special. I noticed it. It really does give a certain amout of imaging, around you rather than just between the speakers. When Waters did his Pros & Cons show on the radio in 1985, he did an introduction where he walked to a timpani, struck it with his fingernail, and then said “If I ask you to point where that timpani came from, [here I pointed over my right shoulder] and if you don’t point over your right shoulder, then we’re in trouble.” It was impressive. As for just what it *is*, they were *very* secretive. They had “ringo the holophonic microphone.” The process was based on holography, but of an audio form (you can do holography with *any* wave-based phenomena). The theory was that there were high frequencies generated by the ear (and some people have been shown to “generate” some frequencies from time to time), and that sounds interfere with these frequencies, and the interference pattern is what we interpret. So, what holophonics is is a conversion of sounds directly to tha