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CES 2017: Emotiva
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Tell me it ain't so:
Two cheezy computer fans put in there like that??? No intake from outside? What happens when they die?
Two cheezy computer fans put in there like that??? No intake from outside? What happens when they die?
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Their speakers sounded horrible. They are clearly "phoned in" from China products.
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It was interesting to see Panasonic HDMI transceivers on their input/output boards.
Notice the improper PC board layout (traces from IC to the connectors). All traces for HDMI need to have equal length. They are bending them 90 degrees causing the outside traces to be longer than inside, causing "skew" error.
Worse yet, different ports have different lengths. I expect to see compatibility issues that impact some ports but not others!
Notice the improper PC board layout (traces from IC to the connectors). All traces for HDMI need to have equal length. They are bending them 90 degrees causing the outside traces to be longer than inside, causing "skew" error.
Worse yet, different ports have different lengths. I expect to see compatibility issues that impact some ports but not others!
Did you mention this to them boss ? 
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No, because I know the answer: "you know how little these cost???"Did you mention this to them boss ?
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Here is the proper way to route differential signals, making sure traces are equal length:
Notice the wiggly traces that lengthen the path to make it equal to the longer ones.
Notice the wiggly traces that lengthen the path to make it equal to the longer ones.
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Emotiva tv2 speaker. Very noisy room. Grungy sound near field. Pretty bad.
Emotiva tv2 speaker. Very noisy room. Grungy sound near field. Pretty bad.
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Is home theater still an active and growing market?
How many more channels / Atmos / etc do people need?
How many more channels / Atmos / etc do people need?
I wonder at what frequency and switchback spacing the signal would begin jumping the gaps and taking the shortest path.
And what exactly is the criteria for "Bad Ass"?
My first thought is some medical condition that should be taken care of immediately, despite the potential embarassment at the doctor's office.
Here we go:
My first thought is some medical condition that should be taken care of immediately, despite the potential embarassment at the doctor's office.
Here we go:
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Oh, it is hugely active. I don't have stats but it hugely dwarfs 2-channel audio market.
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I thought they had given the award to themselves.
Jim Clements needs to get out more if he thinks that amplifier is bad-ass. Class H has been around forever as have modular amplifiers.
Thanks for listening. Bit surprising, I thought they reached for a higher shelf than that.
It has got a bit ridiculous to be sure, specially for the normal home user.
But then there are the guys with the huge dedicated home theaters that it can work very well for. All it takes is big money.
And a whole lot less crazy than $100k^ home stereo.
Just like a computer, they get noisy, you replace them.
There's so much of this inexpensive stuff out there being made and/or branded by ATI, Monoprice, etc also. People judge this junk on a watt/$ basis. Basx A-700, 7 channels of 110w @ 8 ohms $509 LOL, expect it to let the smoke out soon.
But it is cheap.
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