KEF introduced the power wireless version of LS50.
Normal folk who live in buildings that a join others don't play so loud that will cause a issue..You come home and ask Amazon echo, Google equivalent or Apple thing to play music and raise volume... Music is playing loudly ... you want to lower volume or increase volume. Will these things hear you through the music? Won't you , then have to revert to the lowly touchscreen to control things? Great that it can by voice-controlled but that doesn't seem to me to be the most convenient way to interact with an audio system.
I live in a modern village with ( normal) folk, they don't use audio / music like you or me.Not from it from a real speaker... say an audio system or Home Theater ... You play say at 85 dB average with peak of 105 .. You find it too loud. try to lower the volume through it .. Would it?
It works better than one imagines but Yohan did have to repeat his commands and I have to do that sometimes with Amazon Echo too.You come home and ask Amazon echo, Google equivalent or Apple thing to play music and raise volume... Music is playing loudly ... you want to lower volume or increase volume. Will these things hear you through the music? Won't you , then have to revert to the lowly touchscreen to control things? Great that it can by voice-controlled but that doesn't seem to me to be the most convenient way to interact with an audio system.
It is called "beam forming." You use multiple microphones and focus them toward the sound source (i.e. human). It heavily attenuates all other directions and hence any sound or noise coming from them.It reacts to a key word and can identify that key word through a surprising level of background noise. I don't know how but it does..
Ah, like those FBI surveillance mics? You know the ones amirIt is called "beam forming." You use multiple microphones and focus them toward the sound source (i.e. human). It heavily attenuates all other directions and hence any sound or noise coming from them.
Ah, like those FBI surveillance mics? You know the ones amir