the voice and brain behind the echo device is called the auditory system.
what is the voice and brain behind the echo device is called?
the auditory system
for households with more than one member, one's alexa contacts are pooled across all of the devices that are registered to its associated account. however, within alexa's app one is only able to start conversations with its alexa contacts. when accessed and supported by an alexa app or echo device, alexa messaging is available to anyone in one's household. these messages can be heard by anyone with access in the household. this messaging feature does not yet contain a password protection or associated pin. anyone who has access to one's cell phone number is able to use this feature to contact them through their supported alexa app or echo device. the feature to block alerts for messages and calls is available temporarily by utilizing the do not disturb feature.
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the morley company was started by two brothers, raymond (died june 18, 2002 los angeles) and marvin lubow (born december 13, 1924; died june 2, 2010 nine mile falls, spokane county) in los angeles in the 1960s. raymond designed a device that is usually referred to as an "oil can delay": an electro-mechanical echo unit that used a rotating disc coated with electrostatic fluid inside a small metal can. this echo unit made it possible for musical performers to re-create echo effects in a live performance without using echo chambers or unreliable tape devices. the lubow brothers went into business as "tel-ray electronics", manufacturing their new "adineko" echo device for many companies including fender and gibson. raymond also designed another device that simulated the sound of a leslie rotating speaker cabinet in use by organists and other musicians. this device also used the rotating-disc/oil-can method. the lubow brothers jokingly referred to this new invention as a "morley" ("more-lee" as opposed to "less-lee").
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