This paper discusses the fractal spatial system (FSS) loudspeaker technology which has adapted the quadratic residue diffuser technology first described by Manfred Schroeder in 1979. A passively generated wavelet function of nonphase expands the acoustic environment from information encoded naturally into the signal. FSS is compatible with all artificial encoders and has unique properties which, for a passive system, may well define the future of sound production.:

Author: Hayes, Joseph
Affiliation: Omnius Pty Ltd., Mayfield, NSW
AES Convention: 5r (March 1995) Paper Number: 4040
Publication Date: March 1, 1995 Import into BibTeX
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