Subject: It's not a terribly significant portion...
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Posted on: 2010-03-25 23:10:00 UTC
Some of the more expensive home theater systems out there have standalone amps/processors for the speakers, complete with their own remotes and options. Along with many other things, I'd like to know how many people have and use those kinds of features.
I'm taking a human interface design class this semester, and am doing some data gathering for the final project. The only requirement is that you use a TV and a remote control.
https://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?formkey=dGNvRWJZWGdRblluRHNoRFR4Z2I3a2c6MA
Thank you in advance!
No idea what some of your terms referred to, though. For instance, I'd probably understand "tv tuner" and "audio input" if described, but I can't pin them to specific things off the top of my head. Alas.
~Neshomeh
No problem!
Done. Although my ignorance depresses me a little--I didn't even realize a significant portion of TVs could adjust the bass.
Some of the more expensive home theater systems out there have standalone amps/processors for the speakers, complete with their own remotes and options. Along with many other things, I'd like to know how many people have and use those kinds of features.
I used to have an old-fashioned portable CD player with a button that upped the base. It had some unnecessarily long title like Dynamic Bass Boost System. I just thought of it as "that button that says DBBS and makes the music a little louder and lower."
I look forward to the results, I've always had a soft spot in my heart for surveys.
That question about system equipment made me realize how little I know about televisions...
Which reminds me...