by Nyal Mellor
March 18, 2013
The horizontal viewing angle is the angle subtended by a straight line from each side of the screen to the seating position. The main two standards in the commercial world are the SMPTE and THX specifications as summarized in the article.
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by Nyal Mellor
March 18, 2013
The Home Acoustics Alliance (HAA) was founded by Gerry Lemay and is a professional training organization dedicated toward home acoustics. Its purpose is to promote the correct and most effective use of acoustical design and calibration techniques specifically for the home.
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by Nyal Mellor
March 18, 2013
The Imaging Science Foundation (ISF) was founded in 1994 by Joel Silver and is dedicated to improving the quality of electronic imaging. It’s role in the display standards industry is fourfold: consulting with manufacturers regarding product development, certification training, media communications and product licensing.
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by Nyal Mellor
March 18, 2013
The Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) and the Custom Electronics Design and Installation Association (CEDIA) created a partnership in 2009 to create a set of home theater design standards. CEB-22, Home Theater Recommended Practice: Audio Design, is the first document to be released from this effort. The guide outlines recommendations for the audio design of high performance home theaters.
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by Nyal Mellor
March 08, 2013
We at Acoustic Frontiers do not stop at “the basic” industry certifications and qualifications. In acoustics in particular we continue to drive industry thought leadership as demonstrated by the articles and white papers we publish.
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by Nyal Mellor
February 22, 2013
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by Nyal Mellor
January 12, 2013
The main focus of this blog article is to show you how easy it is to EQ your room or sub using parametric EQ.
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by Nyal Mellor
January 09, 2013
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by Nyal Mellor
January 09, 2013
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by Nyal Mellor
January 09, 2013
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by Nyal Mellor
January 08, 2013
Storms and accidents are frequent causes of power loss. Faults in transmission infrastructure can also sometimes occur.
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