If we're able to afford ESPA in the first place, then we could certainly get a dedicated Android device easily.
In that particular case, we wouldn't really have to overcomplicate everything at all. We're simply looping the same ultrasonic track back in day of X24 / X32 / X124, just because we're meant to set it and forget it. IIRC one of us actually put the phone on the desk during a job interview with interesting results a long time ago.
Basically it's just a matter of knowing the exact dimensions and the weight of each specific Android device, then we'll figure out what kinda pants could be worn under different circumstances. As long as it ain't gonna be either too big or too heavy, the fabrics wouldn't be such a big deal in terms of "blocking" the ultrasonic audio or whatever.
Here are some examples that wouldn't cost an arm and a leg to boot, and bear in mind that everything should cost much less if we're looking at AliExpress:
https://noco.co.nz/pages/search-results-...ged-phones
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Simply put, we're better off having absolutely no expectations whatsoever while it's supposed to make our lives easier whenever we just go with the flow. We aren't even doing anything "intentionally" if you will, therefore we wouldn't even become "self-conscious" about what's going on in the first place.
In reality it's pretty much the same deal as running just about any subs out there IMHO, if we actually wanna allow things to happen on their own. Don't try stuff like overanalyzing everything (or even begin to analyze anything to begin with) under the sun, and then we wouldn't have to keep second-guessing all day long.
The subconscious mind would always know better, assuming we wouldn't get in the way that is.
Since those speakers are supposed to be INSANELY loud, always remember to play something else (e.g. any music tracks that are *NOT* ultrasonic) with the same volume and see if that were actually comfortable to live with such level on a daily basis. Otherwise, we might end up with hearing impairment of some sort in the long run.
In that particular case, we wouldn't really have to overcomplicate everything at all. We're simply looping the same ultrasonic track back in day of X24 / X32 / X124, just because we're meant to set it and forget it. IIRC one of us actually put the phone on the desk during a job interview with interesting results a long time ago.
Basically it's just a matter of knowing the exact dimensions and the weight of each specific Android device, then we'll figure out what kinda pants could be worn under different circumstances. As long as it ain't gonna be either too big or too heavy, the fabrics wouldn't be such a big deal in terms of "blocking" the ultrasonic audio or whatever.
Here are some examples that wouldn't cost an arm and a leg to boot, and bear in mind that everything should cost much less if we're looking at AliExpress:
https://noco.co.nz/pages/search-results-...ged-phones
Quote:Equipped with a 5W super loud speaker, the Oukitel WP33 Pro rugged phone delivers up to 136dB loudness, the highest ever seen on a rugged smart phone, absolutely redefining your audio world.
Dimensions: 175.4*84*27.2mm
Weight: 577.5g
Quote:The Doogee S Punk smartphone is mainly characterized by its rugged design and large 34mm speaker with excellent sound quality. Its acoustic technology offers exceptional sound performance, reaching a power of 126dB.
Dimensions: 178.5*83.1*17.9mm
Weight: 422g
Quote:Ulefone Armor 21 rugged smartphone has a diameter up to 36 mm and bulky 11.5 CC sound cavity. With 3.5W huge power, up to 122dB loudness, offering unprecedented super loud HiFi quality sound. Infinite halo injects unlimited energy for you, different features enables different halo mode. You will be the star of the party, shining brightly!
Dimensions: 176*81.6*18.1mm
Weight: 400g
Quote:The WP36 is equipped with a 3.5W audio speaker, producing a maximum loudness of 128dB. Get ready to be blown away by the mind-blowing sound experience, making every party unforgettable.
Dimensions: 172.2*80.7*19.1mm
Weight: 393.7g
Quote:The latest AGM H5 enlarged the room of resonance, boosting your audio experience with the iconic world’s loudest phone speaker. Prepare yourself for the world of a brand-new audio experience. The giant speaker has a 33mm diameter and a maximum volume of 109dB. Let the sound pierce through the walls and spaces. Mobile speakers have never been so powerful. Great sounds mean a lot.
Dimensions: 176.15*85.5*23mm
Weight: 360g
Simply put, we're better off having absolutely no expectations whatsoever while it's supposed to make our lives easier whenever we just go with the flow. We aren't even doing anything "intentionally" if you will, therefore we wouldn't even become "self-conscious" about what's going on in the first place.
In reality it's pretty much the same deal as running just about any subs out there IMHO, if we actually wanna allow things to happen on their own. Don't try stuff like overanalyzing everything (or even begin to analyze anything to begin with) under the sun, and then we wouldn't have to keep second-guessing all day long.
The subconscious mind would always know better, assuming we wouldn't get in the way that is.
Since those speakers are supposed to be INSANELY loud, always remember to play something else (e.g. any music tracks that are *NOT* ultrasonic) with the same volume and see if that were actually comfortable to live with such level on a daily basis. Otherwise, we might end up with hearing impairment of some sort in the long run.
