Single Speaker Stereo Signal, The

Mono-Radios Playing Noise Can Give Stereo Sound!

by Roel van der Meulen (vdmeulen@STRW.LeidenUniv.NL)
written 17 Nov 1994

This article is classified "Fictional"


The present hype of random dot stereograms and random dot stereo movies has
induced another invention.  After some months of research it is now possible
to produce a signal that, when played on a radio with just one speaker,
first sounds like the noise you get in between channels but when you focus
your ears on infinity lets you hear sounds in stereo.

So far only one broadcasting company has started broadcasting programs with
help of this wholly remarkable technique.  They are the same dudes who
aired the TV channel that brings the images of goldfish in an aquarium to
your home 24 hours a day.  They have now begun to transmit a radio signal
that, when played on a mono speaker radio set, allows you to hear, in
stereo, the sea!

See also:
  • Random Dot Stereo Movies
  • Random Dot Stereograms

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