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Special Event
The Bag End E-Trap Demo
October 8, 2008, 7:30pm
Opus 4 Studios
Engineers and Studio Owners: Although this is NOT an AES event, this is an opportunity for you to hear a demonstration of a new product/technology that may be of interest to you. We are fortunate to have the President of the company pay us a visit after the AES Convention in San Francisco. Their new product is an active bass trap. They will demo it at Opus 4 Studios October 8, 7:30 p.m. As many of you know, Bag End makes impressive professional sub-woofers. Now, they have the E-trap, a tunable electronic bass trap. It offers a new way to think about low frequency room acoustics and provides, according to Bag End, a precise tool for acoustical design. What is does: the E-trap allows us to tune our tracking room, mixing room and/or listening room to significantly attenuate low frequency variances. It absorbs low frequency sound. Bag End claims "The electronic bass trap [E-trap] offers a precise tool to attack the very worst problems with a high degree of effectiveness in a fraction of the space. It also offers a practical low cost solution to existing rooms where problems are present and room re-design or large passive absorbers are not an option. For more on this visit: http://www.bagend.com/bagend/ETrap.htm Did I mention: FREE Bag End T-shirts, FREE Opus 4 coffee mugs, FREE wine, cheese, crackers and other food. If you wish to attend, please RSVP to: Dr. Michael Matesky
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October Meeting Notice
Inside a Personal Music Player
Presented by
J.J. Johnston
AES PNW Section Committee
Presented by
The Pacific Northwest Section
of
The Audio Engineering Society
7:30pm, Monday, October 20th, 2008
Opus 4 Studios
Bothell, WA
Our October meeting delves into the innards of a bit of personal electronics that has become completely ubiquitous in an extremely short period of time: the personal music player. JJ will take us on a tour of the insides, and in the process we'll explore just how good (or not good) these units really are. |
n.b. The material presented at our meetings is the opinion of the presenter and not necessarily that of the Society. You are encouraged to conduct your own research and to form your own opinions before adopting the presented material as Truth.
Our meetings are open to anyone interested in Audio. AES membership is NOT required for you to attend our meetings.
Last modified 9/26/2008.