Hot on the heels of Yamaha's digital sound projectors scooping 'BEST BUY'
and 'TECHNOLOGY PRODUCTS OF THE YEAR' accolades at the recent 'What Hi-Fi?'
Sound and Vision Awards the company has announced the latest addition to the
range with the launch of the new YSP-1000.

Priced at £899 the new top of the range model is ideal for 42" plasma
Display Monitors and delivers stunning Multi-Channel Surround Sound from a
single component.

Yamaha's YSP Digital Sound Projectors represent a true technological
breakthrough providing an elegant, compact and affordable one-box solution
producing stunning audio quality with no fuss, no wires and no hassle. The
new YSP1000 employs powerful digital amplifiers that individually drive 42
sound beam drivers.

Ends 12/02/2006

http://www.dvd.reviewer.co.uk/info/Competitions.asp


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In article ,
DVD Reviewer Competitions wrote:
The new YSP1000 employs powerful digital amplifiers that individually
drive 42 sound beam drivers.
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Haven't you missed out a '�' somewhere? Or is a 'sound beam driver' some
new device previously unknown to man? ;-)

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Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
In article ,
DVD Reviewer Competitions wrote:

The new YSP1000 employs powerful digital amplifiers that individually
drive 42 sound beam drivers.

^
Haven't you missed out a '�' somewhere? Or is a 'sound beam driver' some
new device previously unknown to man? ;-)


Maybe unknown to man, but not Yamaha

http://www.yamaha.ca/av/YSP/YSP1000.jsp

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Nick

Errrm,
40 x 2w @ 1KHz 10%thd
2 x 20w @ 100Hz 10%thd (4" speakers)
sub output ( low pass starting at 150Hz )


Hardly likely to meet THX specs then......

But nice idea.

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Pete Cross

I heard one the other week. I was completely, utterly underwhelmed by
it. It just sounded to me like a mono speaker shoved under the telly.