23-Dec-2015, 19:45
(22-Dec-2015, 04:56)iliapas Wrote:(22-Dec-2015, 04:24)MountainGuy Wrote: Apparently there is a German restaurant that has 24 Phantoms.
Also, one of Devialet's tech support said that as more phantoms are added, the wifi becomes more robust as they actually connect to each other. Not sure if that is so.
Which restaurant is it? Have the address by any chance?
iliapas, here you go:
l’esplanade in Saarbrücken, Germany.
It's 22 phantoms, not 24. My mistake - sorry.
Let us know if you visit and report back. Phantoms are going to be implemented in conference rooms, hotels, restaurants etc. Given their bass extension, dynamic range, and fidelity, I am actually guessing that the Phantoms may redefine high fidelity sound in these environments. Many of these in a room may end up balance room nodes and such. Quite intriguing to me.
