I’ve been waiting for one of these funky devises didn’t know they’d be so small.
SRS analogue levelling adaptor
http://www.srslabs.comcomersus_suppo...-100 Referer:
http://www.srslabs.com/store/files/S...S%20Manual.pdf
http://www.srslabs.com/store/files/M...ptor%20FAQ.pdf
MyVolume Volume Leveling Adaptor
http://www.srslabs.comcomersus_suppo...-100 Referer:
http://www.srslabs.com/store/files/M...serManual_.pdf
Youtube videos
How To Install the SRS MyVolume Adaptor
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqSLoSfQFtg&feature=sub
CES 2010: SRS Labs MyVolume Adapter
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDxzX...eature=related
Now after watching the videos where (SRS Michael Bingham) explains how it (monitors 20 frequency bands and figures out using an algorithm) so there most be type of threshold level of sort or maybe other?
Now if the analogue model does what I think it can I’d need at least x3
Left and right front
Left and right surround
Centre
LFE.1 (maybe)
It might control the level of such complex Dolby film mixes where often the left and right is just so ridiculous loud in frequency level it masks the detail of the centre discrete same goes with the surrounds thou they don’t often work at the same time as the fronts, but on few rare mixes they just make the centre hopeless impossible to hear some subtle differences in sound effects dialogue and (music that is playing a different part of the mix over rest of the fronts and surrounds).