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Inventor Creates Soundless Sound System
"There's no speaker, but when I point this pad at you, you will hear the waterfall," said the 63-year-old Californian.
And one by one, each person in the audience did, and smiled widely.
http://apnews.myway.com//article/20050422/D89KEQNG0.html
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... I thought it was some sort of joke, and was ready to say, "And just what is the sound of one hand clapping".
But after reading the article, I can see it will have practical applications.
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walking over to get a speaking device before yelling at one or more players. It'll have to be quite a contraption to contain his voice.
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There is NO such device, nor will there ever be, KP...
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He might take to it like a fish to water if he can tell a specific player what play to run, or ask him 'what the heck are you doing not covering that shooter!', or maybe a word or two to the ref about what a nice job he is doing 
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If I'm driving along in my car with a concert hall in my head will I be able to respond to the police sirens? Or the screams of fear from the passengers?
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