This is probably in the wrong subject forum, but I was wondering if Bongiovi has ever considered developing an external, chip-based product that would work with devices, like an iPhone. What I’m thinking is a small device, which might plug into a USB port and could be programmed by a computer to handle profiles, etc. Simplistically, it would plug into the headphone output of any player and then connect to a pair of head phones. On a larger scale, presumably a box with DPS built-in could have more sophisticated controls and outputs for more demanding applications. Obviously, I have no idea what the economics of producing something like this would be, but I would be willing to pay for such a product, assuming it doesn’t cost hundreds of dollars. Part of my thinking is such a product might get Bongiovi to move away from programming DPS for the myriad of operating systems it has to support for different computers and handhelds. I would think an external device could provide a much more consistent level of performance and, one hopes, get rid of problems like audio drop outs.
Bongiovi External Chip-Based DPS Device?
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This is a great idea. There are some great things in the queue that are similar to this. Love the ideas. Keep them coming. Our team values our customer's ideas. Take care jimboden!
Posted 5 months ago # -
Check out 2:29 in this video. How many channels of i/o do you see ;)
Posted 5 months ago # -
I think this is certainly in the future. There are a million details to consider when bringing a new consumer audio device to market. But now that DPS is implemented in several hardware dsp chips I can see this happening. I'd like to see this hardware version have pro-audio capabilities also!
Posted 1 month ago #
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