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looks like the Sandisk logo on sandisk mp3 player screens...

probably not a coincidence since it is sand on a disk

I noticed that cause I recently bought 10 4 gig Sansa clip zip mp3 players on black friday for next to nothing at newegg. and all their boot up logo on the screen does this exact shape and color scheme.

very cool

The implement the guy is using is called a 'superball' and is literally the kind of superball you find in market vending machines attached to the end of some kind of pliant stick. It looks like he has a variety of sizes, each activating different overtones, each overtone having it's own unique size and speed of vibration (like ripples in a lake when you toss a pebble). You can make your own superball very easily by just superglueing a super ball on the end of a stick. You can rub them on nearly anything and it will produce a unique sound based on material, density and speed of friction.

The table also seems like an amazing piece of engineering. The surface must have minimal contact with the supports to create that kind of reverberence. I want one!

*promote

Promoting this video and sending it back into the queue for one more try; last queued Sunday, December 4th, 2011 11:56am PST - promote requested by dystopianfuturetoday.

the channels look great with this

Typical. I posted this a while back and then discarded it because it was going nowhere and I needed the room in my queue. Bet it goes top 10. Still gets an upvote though!