Dynavector 'super stereo' concept

Salas · 28th October 2003, 02:12 PM

Hello all,

Has anybody ever came across this?

http://www.dynavector.co.jp/english/..._fidelity.html

any reports or experiences?

phase_accurate · 28th October 2003, 02:31 PM

I recently had the opportunity to attend a demo of 2+2+2 multichannel format.
This made use of true six channel 3D sound reproduction. The result was the most lifelike sound I heard so far (real cinema for the blind).

The Dynavector thing OTOH seems to derive the additional channels throgh the use of some processor of unknown working principle.

Regards

Charles

Salas · 28th October 2003, 03:21 PM

The Dynavector principle is to synthesise secondary groupdelayed beating frequencies or 'shadows' based on their grasp of indoors acoustics, in order to simulate a hall. It is not a multichannel effects technique.
They throw them in the face of the main stereo pair to create a resembling acoustic illusion.
I just wonder if anyone has anything to report on it. It seems not covered. Dynavector is not a silly company. So I guess it worths some consideration.

Mark25 · 2nd November 2003, 05:07 PM

There's a review of the dynavector superstereo processor in issue 18 of hifi+ magazine, quite positive, some of their articles are on the web at their website, but i just checked and that one isn't.
M.

28th October 2003, 02:12 PM	#1
Salas diyAudio Chief Moderator Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Athens-Greece	Dynavector 'super stereo' concept Hello all, Has anybody ever came across this? http://www.dynavector.co.jp/english/..._fidelity.html any reports or experiences?

28th October 2003, 03:21 PM	#3
Salas diyAudio Chief Moderator Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Athens-Greece	As far as I understood by reading them The Dynavector principle is to synthesise secondary groupdelayed beating frequencies or 'shadows' based on their grasp of indoors acoustics, in order to simulate a hall. It is not a multichannel effects technique. They throw them in the face of the main stereo pair to create a resembling acoustic illusion. I just wonder if anyone has anything to report on it. It seems not covered. Dynavector is not a silly company. So I guess it worths some consideration.

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28th October 2003, 02:31 PM	#2
phase_accurate diyAudio Member Join Date: May 2002 Location: Switzerland	I recently had the opportunity to attend a demo of 2+2+2 multichannel format. This made use of true six channel 3D sound reproduction. The result was the most lifelike sound I heard so far (real cinema for the blind). The Dynavector thing OTOH seems to derive the additional channels throgh the use of some processor of unknown working principle. Regards Charles

2nd November 2003, 05:07 PM	#4
Mark25 diyAudio Member Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: The Netherlands (Friesland)	There's a review of the dynavector superstereo processor in issue 18 of hifi+ magazine, quite positive, some of their articles are on the web at their website, but i just checked and that one isn't. M.

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