[EFM] OT: Thrift opportunities
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Tue Aug 22 22:07:41 CEST 2000
In a message dated 8/22/00 12:53:22 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
efm3 at mediaone.net writes:
<< Did you know that every A/V receiver made these
days does surround sound with bbds? Sounds like
crap! I can't listen to them very long. But what the
hey, if your going to listen to CDs and MP3s what
would it matter anyway? >>
I would beg to differ, Tom. Some of the manufacturers use BBD's to do a
cheap surround effect, but many of them are using much more sophisticated LSI
chips that do surround decoding using methods licensed from both Dolby
Systems abd from Barcus-Berry (BBE). You can download data sheets on many of
these chips from the Mitsubishi Semiconductors website (and from a few
others, to, I think).
There are even a few of these chips that look like they actually might be
useful as part of a synth module! (for stereo synthesis and 3-D effects)
Getting our hands on the parts might be difficult, though - unless we pool
our cash and order 10,000 of them...
Michael Bacich
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