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Commercial Audio Newsletter 47 february 2007

Yamaha’s Tn series touring amplifier has been introduced to the

professional audio market at the September PLASA show in London.

Offering up to 2*2500W power handling the Tn series can drive loads

down to 2 ohm, making it the perfect amp for line array and subwoofer

rigs. Two ohms is not just a number on a specification sheet; the T3n,

T4n and T5n performance is certified by the Underwriters Laboratories

Inc®. In addition to the power handling the Tn series offer a low weight

using EEEngine technology, a touring grade mechanical construction and

network control and monitoring capabilities facilitating extensive system

management using Yamaha AmpManager software. But most of all the Tn

series is the best sounding touring class amplifier we’ve ever made.

DTS Europe installed a set

of two Yamaha DME64N

Digital Mixing Engines in the

new preview theatre at their

European headquarters in

Twyford, UK. Connected by

CobraNet, the DME64N is

used for routing and applying

equalization, crossover and

delays to the 7.1 outputs

from DTS decoders. Yamaha

XP5000 power amps are used

to drive a set of Procella 8

mid/high and Procella 15 bass

units and LFE subs. The use

of the DME64 allows DTS to

run the theatre in full 96kHz

mode, a first for cinema

worldwide. The ability to store

and recall several ‘scenes’ in

the DME64 gives the users

the capability to switch from

35mm film projection to D-

cinema applications or home

theatre such as DVD, HD-DVD

or Bluray Disc at the push of a

button.

More info on www.dts.com.

New AMX Duet Modules for Yamaha’s DME Digital Mixing Engine product

series are now available! DME Version 2 brought easier remote control protocol.

The next step was greater integration with market leading control systems.

The new Duet modules enable system integrators to incorporate highly

configurable, scalable DME based audio systems into their customers'

AMX NetLinx™ control systems with greater ease. AMX’s acclaimed Duet

Partner technology supports two-way communication between the DME’s

RS-232C interface and the AMX NetLinx controller that manages the touch

panels using Yamaha protocols.

AMX’s Duet technology includes Dynamic Device Discovery Technology.

DDDT might best be described as the Godzilla of device integration. Like

torn down power lines and squashed subway cars, DDDT demolishes

the language barriers between system controllers and the devices they

control. Using Java to dynamically communicate with DME, rather than

"programming in concrete", the embedded Device Discovery Protocol

(DDDP), allows Duet to recognize the device and load the appropriate

Duet module for DME, which automatically installs the new device. AMX’s

NetLinx Master can then find and install the DME Duet device module either

from a library on the master from AMX’s website.

More info on www.amx.com

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