--- Annmarie Zan <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> We're doing a renovation at the museum I work at and my boss has
> assigned me 
> to look up a sound system he thought may be called parabolic audio.
> He wants 
> to have a different speaker system for each exhibit that would be so
> focussed 
> it wouldn't be heard at the next one He'd also like it to go and off 
> automatically as someone walked by. I've done a lot of web research
> and can't find 
> anything that seems to fit the bill. The parabolic systems I'm
> finding are either 
> wide area like you would use at a sport stadium or used as a
> surveillance tape. 
> I'd be glad to take responses offline.
> 
> Annmarie Zan
> Isle a la Cache Museum
> [log in to unmask]
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Annmarie,

Check out Dakota Audio 

http://www.dakotaaudio.com/sounds.html

I think this is what you might be looking for and may want to check
with the Museum references named.

Hope this is helpful.

George






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