Unfortunately not all listening rooms are suitable |
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exploitingthefulldynamicrange.Forexample,it | maybe | |
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waythatquietpassages(e.g. whisperedconversatio | ns) | |
are reproduced somewhat louder, while loud passages | ||
(e.g.giganticexplosions)arereducedinvolumesl |
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dts Digital Surround
The 'dts'multichannelfilmsoundsystemwasoriginally
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digital soundtracks consisting of six discrete chan | nels. |
Thissystemhasnowbeenfurtherdevelopedtoprovi | de |
spatialsoundreproductioninthehomesituation. |
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Thesixchannels( 5.1)areencoded/decodedinoriginal | |
quality, i.e. with 20bit resolution, and recorded | using |
onlyslightdatacompression.The5.1loudspeakerc | on |
figuration,currentlythestandardarrangementfor | home |
cinemasystems,isidealforplayback. |
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STEREO / MONO mode:
Stereo | modefor stereoreproduction |
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Not all signal sources (DVDs, CDs etc.) which are e | n | |
codedwithDolbyDigitalorDTSDigitalSurroundco | ntain | |
thefull5.1information.Evenifthescreenindica | testhat | |
achannelispresent,thatdoesnotnecessarilymea | nthat | |
soundsignalswillconstantlybeproducedfromthat | loud | |
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loudspeakersselectedinthe 'Loudspeaker Menu'.
SOUND FIELD SIMULATION
Thesurroundprocesses alreadydescribedrequirepr | o | |||
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system,butthe K6alsooffersafacilitytoenhancethe |
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spatial effect available with conventional unencode | d | |||
stereorecordings(CD,MC,VHFradioetc.).Thisit | does | |||
byofferingarangeofartificial | sound field simulations, | |||
includingtheatre,stadium,clubetc. Thesesoundf | ields | |||
arebasedonapreciseanalysisoftheacousticsfo | undin | |||
typicalconcerthalls. |
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The digital signal processor of your | K6 is capable of | |||
simulating the spatial sound of these halls, and re |
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ducingitviathefivechannelsofyoursurroundsy | stem. | |||
For example, if you select the | HALL setting while | |||
watchingarockconcertontelevision,youwillhav | ethe | |||
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| This soundfieldis particularlysuitable for provi | ding | ||
| aneven spread of sound over a dance floor, using | |||
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| speakers without reflections and delays, and with | |||
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| Aresonantconcerthallwithreflectionsfromalld | irec | ||
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| liveatmosphereofalargerockconcerthall ane | x | ||
| cellentchoiceforhighlydynamicrockmusic. |
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Theatre |
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Thisprogramcombinestheentirespectrumofclear |
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anorchestra,withoutanyunnaturalecho.Forbette | r | |
orientation the room sound is restricted slightly t | o | |
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Stadiun
Soundimagewithanarrowpresenceinthefrontre gion. Commentators anddialogues arelocalisedon thescreen.Therearresonanceprovidestheimpres sionofthepublicinthestadium.Thissoundfield is alsosuitableforTVshowsandmusictransmissions.
Club
Thecharacteristiccellarjazzclubatmosphere,wit ha pattern of sound reflection which is dominated by largefloorandwallsurfaces.Alsogoodforsimula ting smallhalls.
Church
Simulation of the acoustic conditions of a large churchwithalongresonantperiod.Thissoundfiel d istheperfectchoiceforsacredorganmusic.
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