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Yamaha's new 1-speaker surround
Yamaha introduced the world to the first truly
stunning one-speaker surround system when it launched the YSP-1 back in mid-2005.
There then followed the stripped down YSP 800 last September and now we have
the overhauled, YSP-1100. The long, flat speaker has been designed to fit
neatly underneath large, flat-panel TVs and can deliver a full-surround sound
experience without needing a ring of speakers and wires cluttering up your
living room.
Inside are 40 speakers 
with individual amps and two
subwoofers. Movie dialogue is heard from the front while other sounds are
created by the speakers firing the sound around the room to create the surround
effect. The IntelliBeam feature allows the speaker to be set up quickly and
correctly for whatever room it’s placed in.
There are five sound settings: 5-Beam Mode, Stereo
Mode, 3-Beam Mode, Stereo+3-Beam Mode and My Beam Mode. The YSP-1100 boasts a
wider soundstage than its predecessors so it should work better no matter where
you are sitting the room. There’s even a considerate Night Listening Enhancer
mode that allows dialogue and quiet passages in movies to be to be heard
clearly, even at low volumes. Your neighbours will love you but at around £1,000,
will your wallet? More
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Posted by: voip word | October 13, 2006 10:13 AM