You know, I’ve been building a high‑frequency detection rig that could spot a target before anyone sees it. Sounds like something a warrior might find handy.

If you’re hiding the sound, you’ve gotta keep the envelope flat and the transients dead. Use a long‑lead, low‑loss cable and a passive preamp, then run it through a high‑Q low‑pass. That way the warhead stays silent until the blast hits the target. The enemy thinks it’s just a shadow.

Sure thing, just keep the preamp on a solid metal board with a small heatsink and run it through a short, low‑loss lead so you don’t introduce any lag. That way the envelope stays crisp, the sound stays silent until you hit the trigger, and the whole thing moves at the speed you want.