The
Digital Sound Projector is designed to be used
in rooms of various size and shape. It can be
positioned in the front-center of the room or
in either of the front corners, see room type
digrams below:
Five-Beam:
All five channels - L, R, C, Ls and Rs -are given
separate orientations. Sound is beamed off the walls
to create the effect of a surround system with rear
speakers.
Stereo:
The left and right woofers, with the multiple beam
speakers acting as tweeters, reproduce the effect
of conventional stereo speakers.
Three-Beam:
Three beams are produced: L+ Ls, R+ Rs and C. A
surround sound effect is created by reflecting the
sound off the walls.
Stereo
+ Three-Beam:
The L and R channels are produced using stereo mode
while C, Ls and Rs are produced using beaming. This
mode is effective when the Digital Sound Projector
placed in a corner.
Target
Mode:
A single beam is focused on one specific direction
providing a specific area with audio from the YSP…
great for listening outside the normal preset area.
(Available only on YSP-800/YSP-1000.)
