sheppard@hpnmdla.HP.COM (Roger Sheppard) (08/24/90)
According to the latest dB Audio newsletter (dBrief Summer 1990) - THETA will hold a free seminar with a demonstration and discussion of THETA's digital processors. Designer Mike Moffitt will speak. For those of us in the bay area who are interested in audio digital signal processing this might be interesting. Details: THETA digital signal processor seminar Thursday, August 30, 1990 8pm Place: dB Audio 2573 Shattuck Ave Berkeley, Ca. 94704 (415) 548 8733
tom@mills.berkeley.edu (Thomas Richard Erbe) (08/28/90)
In article <7070003@hpnmdla.HP.COM> sheppard@hpnmdla.HP.COM (Roger Sheppard) writes:
"THETA digital signal processor seminar
Thursday, August 30, 1990 8pm"
What is the THETA digital signal processor? What is its intended use?
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tom erbe * technical director * center for contemporary music * mills college
tom@mills.berkeley.edu * po box 9201, oakland, ca 94613 * (415) 430-2191jchoi@ics.uci.edu (John Choi) (08/31/90)
> >What is the THETA digital signal processor? What is its intended use? >-- >tom erbe * technical director * center for contemporary music * mills college > tom@mills.berkeley.edu * po box 9201, oakland, ca 94613 * (415) 430-2191 The THETA digital signal processor is an outboard D/A converter to be used with CD players having digital output capabilities. This $2000 box uses a couple of 56001's to interpolate 7 more points in between the normal 44.1kHz sampled data on the CD. When used with a stable CD transport system, this box, and others like it (e.g. Wadia, Meridian), is supposed to give a smoother, more realistic, less strident, less 'digital' sounding analog signal (according to review in Stereophile magazine 8/90.)