Kain
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Will be unveiled at CinemaCon 2025. Meyer Sound says it can hit reference level at 140 feet.

Yep, this is gear for actual theaters, I'd say probably overkill for home use even with unlimited budget. If it can do 105dB at 140 feet (according to inverse square law) it can do 128dB at 9 feet. Heck, if you use them nearfield you can get very close to the SPL of actual gunfire.
No, the bank scene in Heat at normal SPL is plenty for me. But I guess if you want to go deaf listening to gun sounds, these speakers can do the job for you, you won't even have to hit the range.You want gunfire realism ?![]()
According to Dolby screen channels in commercial cinemas are required to be capable of continuously outputting 105dB at the reference listening position. They don’t recommend what the noise stimulus should be and what weighting the measurement should use. Page 3 in this document.85 dB average + 20 dB peaks.
Thanks. Didn't know that. Guess the 85 dB + 20 dB peaks is for the home environment?According to Dolby screen channels in commercial cinemas are required to be capable of continuously outputting 105dB at the reference listening position. They don’t recommend what the noise stimulus should be and what weighting the measurement should use. Page 3 in this document.
Yep, this is gear for actual theaters, I'd say probably overkill for home use even with unlimited budget. If it can do 105dB at 140 feet (according to inverse square law) it can do 128dB at 9 feet. Heck, if you use them nearfield you can get very close to the SPL of actual gunfire.
Literally deafening. Most people cover their ears and walk away if you put on 100dB pink noise...An average/continuous of 105 dB throughout a movie must be very loud.
Literally deafening. Most people cover their ears and walk away if you put on 100dB pink noise...
True, but my point is just that continuous >100dB is unpleasantly loud for most people. 100dB peaks in a movie can be exciting and cool, there's a big difference between peak and continuous.But pink noise is not a movie.
Will be unveiled at CinemaCon 2025. Meyer Sound says it can hit reference level at 140 feet.
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