Logic 7 Harmon

[Cpa4S]

the latest Mercedes internal mag has a great article on the people behind the Harmon Loic 7 systems. it is limited in technicals but still interesting. the integration of the system and automobile starts right @ the design stage of the vehicle once it has been determined it will be an option on the model. they put these teams in lock down security mode as they get to see what new models are in the pipeline at the infancy stage.

By 2007 there will still only be 61 vehicle models world wide that have the Logic 7 system.

i know it doesn't help with the off road connection of person & machine, but creature comforts are still nice!

 

[jptruck]

Yeah, too bad mine rattles like something out of Radio Shack.

 

[Airboss]

Yeah, too bad mine rattles like something out of Radio Shack.

Ditto! I never expected this out of a $50k+ auto.

 

[schafari]

Rattle mania. Extremely disapppointing.

 

[toddjb122]

the latest Mercedes internal mag has a great article on the people behind the Harmon Loic 7 systems. it is limited in technicals but still interesting. the integration of the system and automobile starts right @ the design stage of the vehicle once it has been determined it will be an option on the model. they put these teams in lock down security mode as they get to see what new models are in the pipeline at the infancy stage.

By 2007 there will still only be 61 vehicle models world wide that have the Logic 7 system.

i know it doesn't help with the off road connection of person & machine, but creature comforts are still nice!

No major problems with my stereo other than some bass rattles at volume. Works fine, good features, etc. etc. What are some of the cool things about Logic 7 that we should be glad to have? (over some other kind of stereo)

The remote headset locations are nice and work well.

The optical (?) connections seem to just make it tough to upgrade components on your own...not that i've tried. just read here.

 

[Cpa4S]

No major problems with my stereo other than some bass rattles at volume. Works fine, good features, etc. etc. What are some of the cool things about Logic 7 that we should be glad to have? (over some other kind of stereo)

The remote headset locations are nice and work well.

The optical (?) connections seem to just make it tough to upgrade components on your own...not that i've tried. just read here.

the digital imaging that is effected through the analysis of the internal space. Try the stereo without the Logic 7 on and compare. the spatial effect is quite stunning imo.

 

[toddjb122]

well, i don't know anything about that fancy shmancy digital imaging stuff...BUT, you're right! i just tried listening to a CD with the Logic 7 on and off and it makes a HUGE difference! not just a loudness or equalizer...there is something magic going on there that gives a lot more depth to the music. pretty cool!

 

[jptruck]

Ummm. . .I turned my $1,500 Logic 7 system (HSE) up to "22" on the volume scale last night and heard the beautiful sounds of Thom Yorke punctuated by a woderful crackle here and crackle there. It was a stunning addition to Mr. Yorke's trance-like electronic tunes. I must be the lucky guy that got the post pub-lunch installer to screw in his speakers. My stereo is ****.

 

[Cpa4S]

well, i don't know anything about that fancy shmancy digital imaging stuff...BUT, you're right! i just tried listening to a CD with the Logic 7 on and off and it makes a HUGE difference! not just a loudness or equalizer...there is something magic going on there that gives a lot more depth to the music. pretty cool!

6 pages of storyline is always trumped by 2 minutes of sound!

 

[grommet]

I'm not a big fan of our Logic 7 processing... it really screws with the original sound recording. But I can't stand it on home systems, either. I much prefer Dolby Pro Logic 2's method of inventing multiple channels.