BOSTON AUDIO SOCIETY
April 2011 Meeting
Date: Sunday, April 17, 2011
Time: 6:00 PM
Place: Atlantic Technology, 343 Vanderbilt Avenue, Norwood, MA 02062, Tel:
(781) 762-6300
Featured Guests: Peter Tribeman, President and CEO
and Steve Feinstein, Director of Marketing and Product Development
Topic: The new AT-1 floorstanding speakers that use H-PAS technology
Peter will give some opening introductory remarks about
Atlantic Technology
in general and how we came to H-PAS.
Well describe our first products that utilize the technology and where
we see it going as far as future potential.
After Peters remarks, well take smaller
groups (maybe about 6 at a time) into our sound room for the demo, while
the larger group that stays behind in the conference room will get a presentation
by our in-house MIT-mathematician Boaz Shalev, who took the original raw
seat-of-the-pants working prototypes and created an intricate
mathematical algorithm that accurately characterizes and predicts the systems
behavior.
With Boazs model, we can hold a constant (target
-3db point, cabinet size, driver parameters, whatever we want) and the rest
of the system will come from the model.
Well also show you some other AT products of interest
in the conference room, as time allows.
I cant promise, but Peter may play
a prototype of a future H-PAS product that is especially fascinating.
Directions (This meeting only!) :
Route 128, Exit 15B onto Rt 1 South, through
the second light (past all the car dealers) to the third light at
Boch New to You used car superstore.
Left U-turn at that light onto Rt 1 North.
First right off RT 1 North onto Vanderbilt Ave
(DeAngelos sub shop on corner of Rt 1 and Vanderbuilt).
Were the last building on the lefta
brick building with red brick trim and red awnings. The front door
has an awning over it that says, amazingly enough, Atlantic
Technology. The only fly in the directional ointment is that
were no. 343, which is on the even side of the street. Ha! We
did that just to prove that your GPS is not infallible.
Go in the front door. If no one is there to greet
you, wander aimlessly to the right, past all the offices and desks,
keep going through the little computer/printer area, past the half
door (designed to keep out Peter Tribemans dog from the conference
room areadont ask!), and the conference room will be the
last door on your left.
It takes 44 seconds to walk from the front door
to the conference room.
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