PRODUCTS
Danley Cinema Line Loudspeakers & Subs
Danley Sound Labs has launched the Cinema Line of loudspeakers, subwoofers, and DSP-
enabled multi-channel amplifiers.
The largest models in the Cinema Line of loudspeakers are the CJ-1894 and CSH-1196,
which are capable of reproducing reference-monitor fidelity at up to 142 and 136dB SPL
continuous output, respectively. Intermediate loudspeakers include the CSH-996 and
CSH-496, which would be useful in a range of applications from large to small theatres,
depending on the output needs of the channels they’re used for. The smaller CS-100S and
CS-8CX are ideal for smaller theatres or surround sound channels at up to 120 and 115dB
SPL, respectively. The CS-100S is built with a 20-degree down angle for simple surround
sound installation.
The Cinema Line subwoofers include the CBC-418, which is capable of 148dB SPL of
continuous, directed low-frequency energy for large theatres. At 142dB SPL continuous,
the intermediate CBC-218 approaches the output of its larger sibling, and the smaller
CTH-118XL and CTH-50 subwoofers
are fit for large to small theatres depending on requirements.
For more information, contact Danley Sound Labs: 770-535-0204, www.danleysoundlabs.com.
DANLEY CJ-1894
Digico Mustard for Quantum 7
Digico has introduced Mustard, a new set of algorithms and options for channel
strip processing for the Quantum 7 processing engine in the SD7 console. Mustard
is designed to offer enhanced flexibility and choice when extra control and creative
adjustment is needed within a mix.
Making full use of the Quantum engine’s seventh-generation FPGA infrastructure,
the Mustard channel can be used in conjunction with the standard SD processing
to add preamp, filters, EQ, gate, and a selection of compressor types to any existing
channel strip.
The Mustard Tube options include a fully-controllable Pre-Amp Modeler, which
gives users access to every aspect of their front-end drive, while the Mustard Dynamics include Vintage VCA and Optical compressor types
that emulate some of the best-known devices. This enables users to add classic character and new textures to drums, bass, vocals, and guitars.
For more information, contact GerrAudio Distribution: 613-342-6999, FAX 613-342-8499, [email protected], www.gerr.com.
Genelec Aural ID Software Technology
Genelec has introduced its Aural ID software technology, which it says will
improve the trustworthiness of headphone listening.
Aural ID works by acquiring a person’s exclusive acoustic attributes to cre-
ate a detailed modeling of their unique anatomical features affecting hearing,
which can then be compensated for. The company says this enables the
delivery of more truthful and reliable sound when headphones are employed
for reproduction. Aural ID calculates the user’s personal Head Related Transfer
Function (HRTF), which describes the acoustical properties of the head, upper
torso, and external ear – elements that interact in complex ways to affect
sounds reaching the eardrums. Aural ID then computes all these elements
and creates a personal data file characterizing the modification to sound
arriving from any azimuth and elevation. This file enables an audio engine to precisely render stereo or immersive content via headphones.
For more information, contact SFM: 514-780-2070, FAX 514-780-2111, [email protected], www.sfm.ca.
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