Device for feeling audio amplifier output
OwnerDouglas F. Andersoninventor
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An electrically chargeable plate of predetermined surface area is retained in contact with the skin of each of two participants. An electrical conductor connects each plate to one of the two terminals of the audio output of one of the channels of a stereo amplifier while the other channel plays through its speaker. Physical contact between the participants completes the circuit enabling both participants to feel the modulated impulses of the sound as well as hear the output of the speaker on the other channel. Both plates may be worn by one person to experience a comparable feeling or one plate and an electrically chargeable wand used in place of or in addition to the other plate enables either one or two persons to participate.
A device for feeling music being played through a first channel of a stereo amplifier having a pair of output terminals for said channel by applying the output of said first channel through the bodies of one or more participants while the music on the other channel is being played through a speaker, said device comprising a pair of electrically chargeable conductors, each having an exposed surface area for contacting the skin of a participant, a lead wire electrically secured at one end to each of said conductors and having an opposite end adapted to connect to one of said output terminals, at least one of said lead wires having a replaceable interposed fuse to limit the current output between the two amplifier terminals of said first channel.
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