What is it that makes live music instantly recognisable as such and sound so different from 2-channel hi-fi stereo sound? What is it that is missing from stereo? Dynavector have long sought the answers to these fundamental questions and as a result have developed an advanced form of stereo to which Dynavector have given the name " SuperStereo"

The unique nature of SuperStereo is based on theoretical and practical studies of sound wave propagation. It is basically different to the technology used in conventional type of sound processors or DSP processing and has been widely and critically acclaimed. The ADP-3 is the culmination of 18 years of research effort by Dynavector into how sound actually behaves in enclosed spaces, as in concert halls and recording studios. SuperStereo extends further the pioneering work done in the development of sound reproduction.

In recent years, intense effort has been made to improve the quality of sound reproduction with the use of different formats such as SACD, DVD (A) and with surround sound. But this effort has resulted mainly in producing sound, which has higher resolution, or, in the case of surround sound, echo type effects where sound of all frequencies is subjected to the same delay.

While such surround sound systems may enhance the sound effects from cinema movies and their domestic home cinema counterparts, when used for music reproduction they cannot rival the immediacy and ambience of SuperStereo where analogue, frequency dependent, time delays are used to produce a sound of much greater naturalness. Or, as Paul Messenger, a leading British audio reviewer put it when writing about the DV Adp-2 in Hi-Fi Choice magazine "it is extraordinarily convincing"........"simply sounds more natural and right than regular 2-channel stereo". The reason for SuperStereo's superiority is that it is based on what actually happens to sound waves in real life. The editor of the British hi-fi magzine "Hi-Fi +" Roy Gregory, in reviewing the Adp-2 in the July/August 2002 issue, entitled his article "Why the best surround sound isn't surround sound at all…Or, why Dynavector's DV Adp-2 SuperStereo processor isn't quite what it seems" The innovative nature of the SuperStereo has also been recognised by the granting of patents world-wide.

A SuperStereo system can be easily be had by adding the ADP-3 and a pair of small speakers to an existing stereo system. If you already have a spare pair of small speakers, you can use them.

CONNECTIONS
Most audio systems can be used with the ADP-3 since, in the absence of any other audio outputs, the ADP-3 can be connected to the speaker output terminals of an audio system. (Please note however that all-in-one stereo systems such as radio cassette recorders cannot be used with the ADP-3.)

SPEAKER POSITIONING
The front speakers should be positioned in the normal stereo position. A pair of sub-speakers for use with the ADP-3 should be positioned face-on to the front speakers and a little in front of the listening position.

VERSATILITY
The ADP-3 has been carefully designed to work with high quality audio systems, so if you wish to upgrade any of your other components, there is no need to change the ADP-3. The ADP-3 will also improve the musical quality and enjoyment of mono and old and poorly recorded material.
The ADP-3 can be used in large rooms and at high volume where required for events or entertainment purposes.

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