Yesterday it was 50 votes to make a model of loudspeaker SAM-ready and today it is 100!
cheeky bastards! at this rate it will be 1000 by the end of the week!
Yesterday it was 50 votes to make a model of loudspeaker SAM-ready and today it is 100!
As an aside, has anyone noticed the new firmware for the 170 (200) changed the thermo characteristic of the unit? I noticed that after the update the unit remains quite warm to the touch when it is on standby. It used to be quite cool. I am worried about long term durability with extended hours of heat.
Why can't it be done by the user with a microphone and some software ?To generate a profile for SAM, Devialet need to have physically one sample of the speaker and conduct some acoustic measurements.
Why can't it be done by the user with a microphone and some software ?
Devialet engineers have developped a characterization protocol including electrical, mechanical
(laser interferometry) and acoustical laboratory measurements to be able to model the exact
behaviour of any loudspeaker. They have industrialized the process to be able to develop SAM
processing for any speaker, from initial measurements to final robustness testing. It all happens
at Devialet headquarters in downtown Paris.
As an aside, has anyone noticed the new firmware for the 170 (200) changed the thermo characteristic of the unit? I noticed that after the update the unit remains quite warm to the touch when it is on standby. It used to be quite cool. I am worried about long term durability with extended hours of heat.
I read on a German forum that the D-Premier upgrade offer will end at the end of coming July and that the bi-directional USB functionality will become available in a few weeks. (http://www.wmp-forum.de/verst%E4rker-384/devialet-24967/index-213.html#post187848)
Thanks, what is bi-directional USB? Is there any explanation from Devialet on this technology?
http://liquidsound.ca/devialet-firmware-update-7-1/* Bi-directional USB which allows easy digitalizing of your vinyl records directly into your computer
I would definitely have gone for a 170 if I'd known this before.
But oh well, time to send my D-Premier in for an upgrade I guess before they close down that option.
Same here, but I bought my D-Premier in Feb. 2012 and at that moment the moment of introduction of the new models would take another 15 months or so. My D-Premier is in France right now for it's upgrade, hope to receive it back very soon; I miss it dearly!!
Not sure that it was possible to push the 240 all the way up to 300 without affecting temperature and life length too much.
Very good pointI hope they've been measuring run-in speakers and not brand new ones!