![]() ![]() ![]() Trading quality for convenience is the norm where more and more people prefer portability and instant access to source material over the quality of the media in which it's being transmitted. People don't need them, they don't make a whole lot of practical sense, yet the demand is created. Because of marketing, and all of the people that fall victim to it, reality TV shows, pet rocks, and low-carb diets sell. Despite our advances in science, one divine truth can always undermine us - marketing. So with all of this newfound power science has endowed us with, one would logically conclude that this has bettered our pursuit of audio nirvana. DSP can make it sound like you are in a live performance by enveloping you with surround sound, correct for room acoustic and non linearity anomalies of your loudspeakers, or even boil you a pot of coffee at just the right temperature. ![]() Receivers are being packed with more powerful processing features making them a better value to the end-user and yielding higher entertainment because of their ability to be the master of so many domains.īecause of science, digital signal processing (DSP) empowers engineers to make smarter products that can work magic on your music. Speakers are continually getting more refined and accurate. Displays are continually getting better, slimmer and cheaper. Science has also made significant advances in the home theater world. Heck, you can buy a wristwatch with more processing power than a computer had 10 years ago. It's amazing that you can buy a wristwatch with a more powerful computer today than the ancient computers that used to fill an entire room only 50 or so years ago. Science is making bigger and better tomatoes, continually perfecting synthetic materials to enhance our lives, while making electronics more compact, powerful and affordable. Originally published MaUpdated and republished December 20, 2013 ![]()
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