A admin Audioholics Robot Staff member Apr 16, 2004 172 0 0 Oct 26, 2007 #1 Gene DellaSala interviews Shane Rich, Technical Director of RBH Sound, about the new and improved T-2SE/R loudspeakers. These are essentially a two-piece, modular version of the T-30LSE which allows for a more manageable cabinet size for the low and high drivers. The dual 10-inch subwoofers can now be purchased separately as well (1010-SE/R) and the entire system is much easier to physically ship and manipulate into a home theater or two-channel listening installation. The RBH Sound demo was configured into an 11.2 surround configuration to match with Yamaha's desired DSP settings. Discuss "2007 State of the CE Union RBH Interview" here. Read the article.
Gene DellaSala interviews Shane Rich, Technical Director of RBH Sound, about the new and improved T-2SE/R loudspeakers. These are essentially a two-piece, modular version of the T-30LSE which allows for a more manageable cabinet size for the low and high drivers. The dual 10-inch subwoofers can now be purchased separately as well (1010-SE/R) and the entire system is much easier to physically ship and manipulate into a home theater or two-channel listening installation. The RBH Sound demo was configured into an 11.2 surround configuration to match with Yamaha's desired DSP settings. Discuss "2007 State of the CE Union RBH Interview" here. Read the article.
S shamus Junior Audioholic Nov 16, 2005 84 0 0 Oct 29, 2007 #2 Gene, any comments on the 11.2 part... specifically the the front and rear height channels?
gene Audioholics Master Chief Administrator Jul 1, 2002 10,225 0 120 52 Florida www.audioholics.com Oct 29, 2007 #3 the RBH system overpowered that little room but having hearing the 11.2 demo both there and at CEDIA, I can tell you Yamaha has come a long way for making their DSP sound more natural. Not once during these demos did I feel like I was listening in a German bathtub IMO, the height really adds a nice sense of spaciousness for movies.
the RBH system overpowered that little room but having hearing the 11.2 demo both there and at CEDIA, I can tell you Yamaha has come a long way for making their DSP sound more natural. Not once during these demos did I feel like I was listening in a German bathtub IMO, the height really adds a nice sense of spaciousness for movies.
S shamus Junior Audioholic Nov 16, 2005 84 0 0 Oct 29, 2007 #4 Thanks Gene! Look forward to your official review!
