The Sony XDP-PK1000 Digital Link Sound System is a total audio system comprised of five pieces such as a Cradle for iPod touch or iPhone, a remote controller, a Digital Sound Processor Master Unit, a 12-inch box subwoofer, and a Class D Mono Block Amplifier. The internal DSP processing creates a balanced front stage and improves sound quality on a pre-installed original car audio system. It enhances iPod touch or iPhone playback by digitally connecting and fully processing in the digital domain for optimized sound performance. The Sony XDP-PK1000 also enables adjustment of time alignment, equalization and crossover points to deliver an improved audio experience. The Bass response is increased with the 300 Watt Class D amp and a sealed 12-inch subwoofer enclosure. The Sony XDP-PK1000 will be available in September 2011 for about $799. [Press Release]
Multi-functional media players are definitely nothing new, but when a great new design gets released it needs to be recognized. This is the new Multimedia MP6 Player Sound System and Game Console. It can support all of the most popular video formats of today like RM, RMVB and AVI. It includes a TV out function so you can even enjoy your favorite movies on a larger display. On top of that it comes with a wireless remote/game controller to play included video games. This sounds like the full package.
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Sony today introduced three upcoming sound systems with 3D audio capability that consist of the HT-CT150 and HT-CT350 3.1-channel sound bars and the 5.1-channel HT-SF470 surround sound system. All of these sound systems feature a 3D pass-through with an HDMI repeater that includes three inputs and one output along with another HDMI pass-through connection. The Sony HT-CT350 and HT-CT150 sound bars will be launched in May 2010 for approx. $400 and $300, respectively. Meanwhile, the Sony HT-SF470 surround sound system will be launched in June 2010 for $550. [ipodnn]
Fans of classic and vintage can now enjoy their music with this cool looking sound system from Ver 1.5R. Equipped with alarm clock, an AM/FM tuner and a 15 watt full range speaker. This hand-crafted real wood is also available in cherry, natural walnut, dark walnut, bamboo, black gloss and white gloss with price range $200-$220. [Uncrate]
Yamaha Electronics Corporation, just yesterday introduced the YAS-71 AIR SURROUND XTREME front surround system. The system comprises of a slim front surround module, which can be neatly mounted underneath a flat panel display or on a shelf without disturbing room aesthetics, and a powered subwoofer, both with stylish, compact designs and glossy black finishes. Yamaha’s proprietary 24kHz HRTF (Head Related Transfer Function) surround technology allows listeners to hear clear dialogue and other sounds from the front, specific sounds from the other channels to the sides and rear, and smooth audio movement all around them. The YAS-71 is fully compatible with Dolby Digital, DTS and Dolby Pro Logic II to provide surround sound from all sources. It currently retails at suggested price of $599.95. [Yamaha VIA WidescreenReview]
Niro is using geometry to introduce their new 5.1 ch spherical surround system. The audio system features a subwoofer, base speaker, top speaker and built-in amplifier. The base speaker offers 3 drivers of 90mm, an impedance of 9Ω, and an output power of 30Wx3, while the top speaker features 2 drivers of 60mm an impedance of 8Ω, and an output power of 30Wx2. Lastly, the subwoofer features a driver of 200 mm, an impedance of 6Ω and an output power of 50W. As far as the amplifier goes, it’s compatible with Format Dolby Digital, DTS, AAC, and Dolby Pro Logic. With all these fancy features, no wonder Niro will be selling it for 600€. [Akihabara]
by Nicole on January 6, 2008
Now you can have instant surround sound for music, movies, as well as PC games. It comes with quite a few specs such as a laser-tuned driver, 1″ tweeters, 3″ ventilated midwoofers and 8″ long-throw, bass-reflex-enclosed subwoofer, media Center remote support, 24-bit USB Digital Audio cable, Headphone jack for private listening, 3.5mm auxiliary input, a Total RMS power: 180 watts RMS, Subwoofer: 110 watts RMS, Midwoofers: 26 watts RMS, Tweeters: 9 watts RMS, a Frequency response: 36 Hz – 20 kHz, +/-6dB, and lane guidance. This just might be the best surround system so far this year! $300
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by Nicole on October 19, 2007
Sharp’s new ANPR1000H home theater is not only good for holding your TV, but it also blasts 2.1 surround sound, 300w, “Audistry” sound reproduction technology, Dolby Digital and Dolby Pro Logic II Decoder. It has a great design, compact, and has a sufficient platform to display everything from that plasma to whatever else. Pricing isn’t bad either, it’s only $1099.
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