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“... with its sophisticated digital processor and car-specific acoustic output, the JVC KD-S100 is an innovative addition to the audio world.”
“...the system does a great job of maximizing the potential of stock factory speakers.”
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__ CNet.com |
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“... the JVC KD-S100 car stereo produced radically different sound quality with the Digital Power Station™ chip engaged. The sound swelled to give an impression of space, and all instruments came through clearer.”
“In another demonstration, he had a computer play the movie King Kong through an inexpensive JVC home-theater-in-a-box speaker setup. Using software on the computer to run the Digital Power Station™ algorithm, the sound quality improved tremendously. With no real increase in volume, sounds surfaced that previously were unnoticed, like the giant gorilla breathing and shuffling his feet. There was an overall feeling of theater-like space even in a small room.” |
__ Peter Svensson, The Associated Press |
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“The patented Digital Power Station™, embedded in a computer chip, is the first of a new generation of digital audio signal processors that can be programmed to reproduce studio quality sound in virtually any audio device. MP3 players, game stations, cell phones, televisions, computers and even public address systems will be impacted by the technology which dramatically improves the quality and audibility of sound in any environment.”
“The vehicle was a totally stock Ford Focus with a basic aftermarket overhead mobile video system and JVC head unit featuring the Bongiovi Digital Power Station™. The sound from the attack scene in the movie, Pearl Harbor, was incredibly better with the Bongiovi Acoustics digital power station™ engaged.” |
__ 12Volt News |
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| “At JVC we pride ourselves on innovation. That means we will pursue the most innovative and promising technology we encounter and will integrate innovation into our product line whenever possible. We are the first company to provide this technology to consumers, and we are very proud to be standing here today with Bongiovi Acoustics.” |
__ Masuichiro Mimura, a director and member of the board, Victor Company of Japan |
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| “Before the Digital Power Station™, getting sound quality this good would necessitate inordinate expenditures in raw speaker drivers, enclosures, and mechanical noise reduction. The technology provides incredible acoustical performance by applying innovative digital signal processing techniques directly to the audio signal itself, addressing the problem at the source rather than requiring complicated mechanical and material correction downstream. From the perspective of the consumer, the Digital Power Station™ is a simple purchase that brings about dramatic sonic enhancement, allowing them to experience music the way the "big spender" car-stereo enthusiasts do, but at a fraction of the price.” |
| __Dr. Glenn Zelniker, engineer, author and lecturer on audio digital signal processing |
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| “The worlds of pro audio and consumer electronics were bridged at New York City's Avatar Studios, where Bongiovi Acoustics unveiled the Digital Power Station™ car radio. Demonstrated by audio icon Tony Bongiovi in Avatar’s Studio A, the patent-pending technology being manufactured by JVC made a very impressive debut.” |
__David Weiss, Mix Magazine |
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| “An A/B comparison of vintage 1950s Elvis -- unadorned and then played through Digital Power Station™ circuitry -- was like toggling between an old AM radio broadcast and a living, breathing, sensual performance. The bass throbbed. The band came alive. The King rocked. Other recordings gained clarity, too, as background instruments emerged from the murk -- even at low volumes.
Who ever knew the timpani sounded so good in the symphonic theme to "Star Wars"? The brass in a Ray Charles/Count Basie Orchestra mashup had the bite of a riled crocodile. Bass lines in hip-hopper Rihanna's "S.O.S." were transformed from muddy to crisp.” |
__ KEVIN COUGHLIN, Star-Ledger Staff |
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