The Wall - Director for NADO previewed our new holographic sound system for TW!

[Peter CINERAMAX]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X4cgWn4gYvk

I had been drinking proseco with oysters, and I do not drink. So apologies for the interviewers' general unintelligibility.

[Peter CINERAMAX]

End Result of the 45-minute demo Returning in 3 weeks, he is bringing the director and his right-hand man for Harman Pro Audio to assess how scalable my dramatic new conception can be stretched to. I already gave him my maximum audience estimate.

Needless to say I cannot comment on the slew of new The Wall intel, but suffice is to say there are new developments.

Peter@cineramax.com
305-206-6073

[donaldk]

Sounds like you had a great Birthday Peter.

So the art on the wall is Novion?

So there is a less selfish set-up option as well...

Is the Quadfest still on?

[Peter CINERAMAX]

Yes I am blown away that Stephen would cross the country for me like this. Now I have to sell more walls. The art on the wall is brutally cheap, but people like it, amazon, and after 6 months found out an amazing way to carve it, with a black and decker ham carving knife. So easy, no mess, perfect edges.

The Quadfest is on but we are awaiting the next generation solution display from samsung that we can get a break on. 8k 85 or 4 panel wallpro. then we fest away.

[donaldk]

He clearly travels a lot. He hosted a booth tour at ISE this year aswell. Samsung clearly made an unprecedented effort for that show this year. Also putting up an 2K CinemaLED/Onyx. Usually it is strictly commercial(ly available) product at Samsung's ISE presence. There also was a Korean (S)VP responsible for the The Wall product development, and the Korean based, sales/product manager from Hungary. Samsung clearly had something to show/sell that was beyond business as usual, which is usually left to the local=EU/UK/German offices.

The New 4000 nits QLED 8K should be a feast. The first Q900R TVs should be starting to ship next week, according to IFA information, where Samsung said 'early October'. Only Samsung at the time did not say if it would launch with the 65" first, or start with the top of the line 85". In that case it should be there soon.

Foam, like large stacks of cloths are traditionally cut with standing electric knives, so I am not surprised to hear you found success with an electric carving knife:



Electric hotknives are another option, the wire versions are more used with firmer foam materials, like EPS, PUR, PIR, i.e. sheet insulation. But the blade versions are also for 'foam'. But they are also costly and the advantage of the carving knive is that it retains the open cell structure instead of melting through the material.

Great video comparing an industrial knive with a kitchen knive:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqodjNexy7w

One just has to be creative and inventive.