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Sensurround
The now-obsolete low-frequency enhancement system for motion picture exhibition developed by Universal Studios in 1973 for the film Earthquake.
The first film simply triggered a noise generator during the earthquake sequences, though later versions of Sensurround did record very low-frequency information on the print.
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