LIBRA - CONCENTUS EIGHT
SURROUND / ATMOS
SURROUND HUB
Here there is the option of connecting external devices such as HDMI, eARC, RCA, AUX, SPDIF, COAX. Remote control included.
The box is WISA compatible, which means it is possible to connect other WISA compatible speakers.
Up to 24bits/192kHz.
The system can be set up in the following configuration.
2.0 | 2.1 | 3.0 | 3.1 | 5.1 | 5.1.2 ( Atmos ) | 7.0 | 7.1
TURNTABLE
Connect a record player. Play your LP records with great sound.
What is Wisa
WiSA stands for Wireless Speaker and Audio Association, a trade organization consisting of audio, consumer electronics, and manufacturing brands. They have joined forces with a mission to "collectively define worldwide standards for wireless, high-definition, multi-channel audio." The association has over 60 members, including brands such as Bang & Olufsen, Denon, Harman, LG, Onkyo, Pioneer, TCL, TEAC, THX, and Xbox.
REAR SPEAKER FOR C8
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DISCREET WITH BIG SOUND
Rear speakers with Wisa technology.
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BUILT-IN IN CEILING AND WALLS
The speaker can be built into the ceiling and walls with this holder.
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BUILT-IN
When the speaker is built-in.
THIS IS HOW WE MEASURE SOUND
When the robot performs measurements of 4000 points on the shelf over a period of two days, it suggests a thorough and comprehensive analysis of the shelf's condition and properties. These points can represent various parameters such as temperature, humidity, load, or other measurements of the shelf's physical or environmental conditions. This extensive amount of data provides an in-depth insight into the shelf's performance and enables precise adjustments to improve its functionality.
After collecting this data, the process proceeds to tuning the speaker. Tuning the speaker is a critical part of optimizing the sound quality and performance of the speaker system in the shelf. This tuning process can be divided into two main phases:
Electronic tuning: This step involves fine-tuning electronic parameters in the speaker system. It may include adjusting equalizer settings, amplifier parameters, or other electronic components to achieve the desired sound quality and balance. This electronic tuning ensures that the speaker system delivers the optimal sound experience in accordance with the measured data from the robot's observations of the shelf.
Listening tuning: In addition to the technical adjustments, the tuning process also involves a subjective assessment of sound quality through listening. Listening tuning involves experienced sound technicians or audio engineers carefully listening to the speaker system and making adjustments based on their sense of sound clarity, balance, and spatial characteristics. This step ensures that the sound meets the desired requirements and creates a pleasant listening experience for users.
Together, these two phases of the tuning process constitute a comprehensive approach to refining the sound quality and performance of the speaker system in the shelf. By combining both objective data from the robot's measurements and subjective assessments from sound technicians, it ensures that the speaker system operates at its highest level and delivers a superior sound experience for users.