Come On Feel the Noise:Digital Audio Projector Technology and Equipment

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【简　介】:You stand there staring at the fighter pilot action on the large flat-panel screen. You are engulfed by the sound coming from Yamaha’s thundering five-speaker setup, but there are no speakers behind you or to your left or right. In front, mounted under the plasma screen, a narrow elongated flat box complements the aesthetics of the mock living room.
It contains Yamaha’s digital audio projector, whose best attribute is its modest but still daunting price of $1,499. Previously, digital audio projectors were only available to consumers in the Pioneer PDSP-1 that carries a $40,000 price tag. Announced in November 2004, Yamaha’s YSP-1 Digital Audio Projector was G4TECHTV’s Best of Show, CES 2005. The YSP-1 employs sound reflections to create virtual sources of surround sound matching a 5.1 configuration. Pioneer’s much taller, but somewhat narrower, digital audio projector flat box is based on the same technology. Pioneer’s system, a two-year-old miracle, carries a significantly higher price tag than Yamaha’s YSP-1. The significant differences between the two systems, 2-D vs. 3-D and the
resulting implications, will be addressed in greater detail later in the report.
【目　录】:
1.List of Tables
2.List of Figures
3.Executive Summary
4.Introduction
5.Methodology
6.Principles of Digital Ventriloquism (Overview of Technology)
7.Digital Audio Projector Systems
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