K Krobar Enthusiast Mar 13, 2005 18 0 0 Sep 10, 2005 #21 Have you guys seen any new modules for the Onkyo, Integra and Integra Research Modular Recievers/Processors?
Have you guys seen any new modules for the Onkyo, Integra and Integra Research Modular Recievers/Processors?
gene Audioholics Master Chief Administrator Jul 1, 2002 10,225 0 120 52 Florida www.audioholics.com Sep 10, 2005 #22 Here are some New Marantz Receivers SR9600 with XM SR4600/5600 and 7500/8500
Audioholics Guest Jul 1, 2002 6,157 0 0 Lakeland, Florida, United States Sep 10, 2005 #23 Jake said: Hello Gene. I hope that you will review the new black screen technology SCREEN INNOVATIONS " MIRAGE SCREEN" specifically. I am interested in just how great this technology really is in bringing front projection out of completely dark rooms. Click to expand... Summary: kicks butt - not cheap. Click here for pics and details. It is uncertain how this screen will perform (contrast and black levels) in light-controlled situations, so we're hoping to get a unit in for review shortly after they start shipping. Reactions: majorloser
Jake said: Hello Gene. I hope that you will review the new black screen technology SCREEN INNOVATIONS " MIRAGE SCREEN" specifically. I am interested in just how great this technology really is in bringing front projection out of completely dark rooms. Click to expand... Summary: kicks butt - not cheap. Click here for pics and details. It is uncertain how this screen will perform (contrast and black levels) in light-controlled situations, so we're hoping to get a unit in for review shortly after they start shipping.
Audioholics Guest Jul 1, 2002 6,157 0 0 Lakeland, Florida, United States Sep 10, 2005 #24 smulth said: how bout nht. Click to expand... They had the same stuff as last year but in pretty colors.
smulth said: how bout nht. Click to expand... They had the same stuff as last year but in pretty colors.
brian32672 Banned Jun 11, 2005 1,629 0 0 S. Florida Sep 10, 2005 #25 Clint DeBoer said: Summary: kicks butt - not cheap. Click here for pics and details. It is uncertain how this screen will perform (contrast and black levels) in light-controlled situations, so we're hoping to get a unit in for review shortly after they start shipping. Click to expand... Now, that is exactly what I wanted to see. Now, I can tell BMXtrix, that ambient light won't kill contrast (J/K BMX). EDIT:: Granted this technology was out 2-3 years ago from Sony... (Just not produced) Also, I could not see the average HT user specially in light controlled situations get a screen of one of these over the 0.8 gain. Since it will be 10x higher contrast than a normal screen, and specially because of the 2x brighter.... Will have to see Clint, when you get one in for sample like you said in a light controlled room. I am thinking projector manufactures will need 2 economy modes.... And last, damn it--- It does not come in a 120" for me.. Sadly only up to 100" Last edited: Sep 11, 2005
Clint DeBoer said: Summary: kicks butt - not cheap. Click here for pics and details. It is uncertain how this screen will perform (contrast and black levels) in light-controlled situations, so we're hoping to get a unit in for review shortly after they start shipping. Click to expand... Now, that is exactly what I wanted to see. Now, I can tell BMXtrix, that ambient light won't kill contrast (J/K BMX). EDIT:: Granted this technology was out 2-3 years ago from Sony... (Just not produced) Also, I could not see the average HT user specially in light controlled situations get a screen of one of these over the 0.8 gain. Since it will be 10x higher contrast than a normal screen, and specially because of the 2x brighter.... Will have to see Clint, when you get one in for sample like you said in a light controlled room. I am thinking projector manufactures will need 2 economy modes.... And last, damn it--- It does not come in a 120" for me.. Sadly only up to 100"
H hopjohn Full Audioholic Jan 28, 2004 463 0 28 TX Sep 11, 2005 #26 I appreciate all the hard work you guys are doing for us there in Indy. I'm enjoying the coverage immensely. I really like the look of the new Energy Con. Refs., beautiful speakers. Did you have a chance to hear them, is a review a possibility? I'm also very excited about the new features offered on many of the new receivers. The Yamaha 2600, Samsung, and Pioneer 72 & 74 all look to be making some serious strides. Keep up the good work. P.S. Tell Tom to take an empty bottle (apple juice label prefered ) and a couple of wall screens with him next year.
I appreciate all the hard work you guys are doing for us there in Indy. I'm enjoying the coverage immensely. I really like the look of the new Energy Con. Refs., beautiful speakers. Did you have a chance to hear them, is a review a possibility? I'm also very excited about the new features offered on many of the new receivers. The Yamaha 2600, Samsung, and Pioneer 72 & 74 all look to be making some serious strides. Keep up the good work. P.S. Tell Tom to take an empty bottle (apple juice label prefered ) and a couple of wall screens with him next year.
Audioholics Guest Jul 1, 2002 6,157 0 0 Lakeland, Florida, United States Sep 11, 2005 #27 brian32672 said: And last, damn it--- It does not come in a 120" for me.. Sadly only up to 100" Click to expand... 120" in 16:9
brian32672 said: And last, damn it--- It does not come in a 120" for me.. Sadly only up to 100" Click to expand... 120" in 16:9
brian32672 Banned Jun 11, 2005 1,629 0 0 S. Florida Sep 11, 2005 #28 Clint DeBoer said: 120" in 16:9 Click to expand... Is that a hint... because you know I saw this "Screen sizes from 60" - 100" (4:3) or 60" - 120" (16:9) in 1" increments"
Clint DeBoer said: 120" in 16:9 Click to expand... Is that a hint... because you know I saw this "Screen sizes from 60" - 100" (4:3) or 60" - 120" (16:9) in 1" increments"
majorloser Moderator Aug 7, 2005 7,071 0 113 Florida aka: Hurricane Central Sep 11, 2005 #29 brian32672 said: Is that a hint... because you know I saw this "Screen sizes from 60" - 100" (4:3) or 60" - 120" (16:9) in 1" increments" Click to expand... YOU WILL CONVERT!!!! We will turn you to "The Dark Side"! You cannot hold out from the evil 16:9.
brian32672 said: Is that a hint... because you know I saw this "Screen sizes from 60" - 100" (4:3) or 60" - 120" (16:9) in 1" increments" Click to expand... YOU WILL CONVERT!!!! We will turn you to "The Dark Side"! You cannot hold out from the evil 16:9.
S Spero D. Audiophyte Aug 6, 2005 8 0 0 Sep 11, 2005 #30 Just read about the Denon AVR-5805 & 4806 firmware updates at a price of $250 coming October 1st. What about the long awaited firmware update for the 5805 to fix the Audyssey issue that has been ongoing forever? The beta one didn't work. Why don't they priortise that to come on October 1st, and I hope without an additional charge. Also the previously mentioned video scaling to HDMI for the 5805? The same for the AVR-4806 in regards to the Audyssey issue. Can you please ask Denon about this?
Just read about the Denon AVR-5805 & 4806 firmware updates at a price of $250 coming October 1st. What about the long awaited firmware update for the 5805 to fix the Audyssey issue that has been ongoing forever? The beta one didn't work. Why don't they priortise that to come on October 1st, and I hope without an additional charge. Also the previously mentioned video scaling to HDMI for the 5805? The same for the AVR-4806 in regards to the Audyssey issue. Can you please ask Denon about this?
gene Audioholics Master Chief Administrator Jul 1, 2002 10,225 0 120 52 Florida www.audioholics.com Sep 11, 2005 #31 What about the long awaited firmware update for the 5805 to fix the Audyssey issue that has been ongoing forever? Click to expand... Denon already has an Audyssey fix. The problem is it didnt upload correctly on my test unit. I am having Denon ship me a new 5805 with it uploaded but unfortunately I will be relocating next month and won't have our primary test lab built until late November. In all likelyhood we wont be able to verify its effectiveness until December. However, if Denon sends Clint a review sample of a AVR-4806 before then, you can be sure he will also put it through its paces.
What about the long awaited firmware update for the 5805 to fix the Audyssey issue that has been ongoing forever? Click to expand... Denon already has an Audyssey fix. The problem is it didnt upload correctly on my test unit. I am having Denon ship me a new 5805 with it uploaded but unfortunately I will be relocating next month and won't have our primary test lab built until late November. In all likelyhood we wont be able to verify its effectiveness until December. However, if Denon sends Clint a review sample of a AVR-4806 before then, you can be sure he will also put it through its paces.
S Spero D. Audiophyte Aug 6, 2005 8 0 0 Sep 11, 2005 #32 Gene- Thanks for the reply. But I don't believe it is yet available on their site? Is this what caused this problem- the Audyssey results are less than flattering. Click to expand... Someone else found that after the update it didn't fix the problem for them either- Well guys, my Denon 5805 journey has officially ended. My Denon is up for sale. I finally got around to checking to see if the new firmware was working. I used my DD18 OSD to check the the Audyssey curve before and after. I was suprised to find the the curve was smoother w/ Audyssey OFF . By turning the EQ on the low end response was much worse. The difference beteen the two was not small. Combine this w/ the fact that Audyssey is cranking my center channel treble levels resulting in a bright sound and I have no choice but to move on. Click to expand... Guess we have to wait until you get your new unit for a definitive answer. Also could you please find out about the AVR-5805 previously mentioned upconversion to HDMI to please? Lastly the bottom links for the reports on the front of the site all point to a 2004 Cedia thread Keep up the good work guys. Last edited: Sep 11, 2005
Gene- Thanks for the reply. But I don't believe it is yet available on their site? Is this what caused this problem- the Audyssey results are less than flattering. Click to expand... Someone else found that after the update it didn't fix the problem for them either- Well guys, my Denon 5805 journey has officially ended. My Denon is up for sale. I finally got around to checking to see if the new firmware was working. I used my DD18 OSD to check the the Audyssey curve before and after. I was suprised to find the the curve was smoother w/ Audyssey OFF . By turning the EQ on the low end response was much worse. The difference beteen the two was not small. Combine this w/ the fact that Audyssey is cranking my center channel treble levels resulting in a bright sound and I have no choice but to move on. Click to expand... Guess we have to wait until you get your new unit for a definitive answer. Also could you please find out about the AVR-5805 previously mentioned upconversion to HDMI to please? Lastly the bottom links for the reports on the front of the site all point to a 2004 Cedia thread Keep up the good work guys.
Tom Andry Speaker of the House Aug 31, 2004 1,321 0 63 54 Australia Sep 12, 2005 #33 Spero D. said: Why don't they priortise that to come on October 1st, and I hope without an additional charge. Click to expand... As Gene said, the Audyssey fix is already available, but the firmware update will also include the Audyssey update for those that haven't gotten it yet.
Spero D. said: Why don't they priortise that to come on October 1st, and I hope without an additional charge. Click to expand... As Gene said, the Audyssey fix is already available, but the firmware update will also include the Audyssey update for those that haven't gotten it yet.
gene Audioholics Master Chief Administrator Jul 1, 2002 10,225 0 120 52 Florida www.audioholics.com Sep 12, 2005 #34 New Velodyne Inwall Sub Custom Installers - Start Drooling Now
gene Audioholics Master Chief Administrator Jul 1, 2002 10,225 0 120 52 Florida www.audioholics.com Sep 12, 2005 #35 Combine this w/ the fact that Audyssey is cranking my center channel treble levels resulting in a bright sound and I have no choice but to move on. Click to expand... Kinda of silly to sell this unit b/c of one feature not working as expected. As I mentioned before to someone using the 5805 with a Velodyne DD18 sub, the Velodyne Software will likely yield much better results than Audyssey for bass correction. The receiver is still killer regardless. I will get to the bottom of this, even if it kills me I will find out about HDMI thing next time I speak with Denon.
Combine this w/ the fact that Audyssey is cranking my center channel treble levels resulting in a bright sound and I have no choice but to move on. Click to expand... Kinda of silly to sell this unit b/c of one feature not working as expected. As I mentioned before to someone using the 5805 with a Velodyne DD18 sub, the Velodyne Software will likely yield much better results than Audyssey for bass correction. The receiver is still killer regardless. I will get to the bottom of this, even if it kills me I will find out about HDMI thing next time I speak with Denon.
Sheep Audioholic Warlord May 19, 2005 9,781 0 113 39 Vancouver, BC Sep 12, 2005 #36 IS there any specs on that velodyne inwall sub? Wouldn't The harsh corners on the cone cause some distortion? sheep
IS there any specs on that velodyne inwall sub? Wouldn't The harsh corners on the cone cause some distortion? sheep
gene Audioholics Master Chief Administrator Jul 1, 2002 10,225 0 120 52 Florida www.audioholics.com Sep 12, 2005 #37 Sheep I wondered that myself but I believe the active Servo must help that out to some extent. Also, since its oval shaped, it doesn't have corners like a square woofer, so it shouldn't suffer those effect as much. Don't forget anytime you put speakers in a wall, there are always compromises to some degree. But if it comes between inwalls or no sound in a particular install, I choose the former, especially if it pleases the wife
Sheep I wondered that myself but I believe the active Servo must help that out to some extent. Also, since its oval shaped, it doesn't have corners like a square woofer, so it shouldn't suffer those effect as much. Don't forget anytime you put speakers in a wall, there are always compromises to some degree. But if it comes between inwalls or no sound in a particular install, I choose the former, especially if it pleases the wife
J Jake Enthusiast Oct 22, 2003 10 0 0 Sep 12, 2005 #38 Mirage by SCREEN INNOVATIONS I saw the brief statement concerning the MIRAGE. How was it in terms of Image quality in high ambient ligt conditions? Jake
Mirage by SCREEN INNOVATIONS I saw the brief statement concerning the MIRAGE. How was it in terms of Image quality in high ambient ligt conditions? Jake
C Cygnus Senior Audioholic Mar 12, 2005 663 0 28 36 Sep 12, 2005 #39 Have you heard anything about Krell's "HEAT"? (High end Audio Theatre)?
M mk7se Enthusiast Sep 13, 2005 13 0 0 56 Vancouver, Wa. Sep 13, 2005 #40 Gene, or anybody. Did you see if Pioneer showed any other new dvd players other than the 79?
