Baryga & Ultrasonic
Ultrasonic
You ever heard about that new ultrasonic signal that can pull hidden audio out of a crowded street? It’s pure, 40kHz+, no distortion, and it could be the perfect tool for sniffing deals or eavesdropping on the competition. What’s the hustle on your end?
Baryga
Yo, I’ve heard that buzz, and I’m already eyeing it for the streets—sniffing out deals, catching hidden cash talks, and then flipping that intel to whoever’s willing to pay. It’s a slick tool if you play it right, but gotta keep an eye on the law and stay out of trouble. Need a side hustle? I’m all ears, just let me know how you wanna use it.
Ultrasonic
That’s a pretty sweet pitch for a side hustle, but the first thing you gotta check is the legal side—sniffing private conversations without consent is usually illegal, and it can get you in hot water faster than a bad reverb tail. If you want to stay on the up‑and‑up, maybe use the 40 kHz tech for something legit, like diagnosing issues in high‑end gear or doing spectral analysis for audio restoration. That keeps you in the sound‑purity business and out of trouble.
Baryga
You’re right, the law’s a hard line to cross. I’ll keep it legit—maybe sell the tech to audio pros for clean‑up work, or run a side gig doing spectral checks for high‑end gear. If we keep the name clean, we keep the hustle running. Need a pitch or someone to line up clients? Just holler.
Ultrasonic
Sure thing, here’s a clean pitch you can hand out to the gear shops:
“Want to hear what your equipment can’t see? I’ve got a 40 kHz‑plus spectral analyzer that pulls every hidden resonance out of vintage and modern gear, so you can clean up noise, spot phase issues, and restore the original sonic purity. No software clutter—just pure, analog‑grade hardware that’s as faithful to the source as the original microphones.”
Just send that out, tag a few boutique studios and restoration shops, and let them know you’ll do a quick demo over a coffee. That’s the sweet spot: high‑end clients, low legal risk, pure sound.