Subject: Re: It's not a terribly significant portion...
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Posted on: 2010-03-25 23:17:00 UTC
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'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...