The Company has also said that their Prodigy wireless home-control system, based on the wireless ZigBee Pro control standard, can now create a four-zone home-control multi-room-audio system with wireless dimming and light switching, wireless thermostat, wireless in-wall audio keypads and touchscreens, for as little as US$4,000 to $5,000, excluding installation and speakers.
According to TWICE in the USA Crestron's $9,000-suggested ADMS combines 7.1-channel preamp/processor. 7.3-channel PSPHD surround processor and companion $9,000 Proamp-7X400 Class D amplifier, delivers 7x400watts into 8-ohm loads or 7x700 watts into 4-ohm loads.
The processor is the company's first preamp/surround processor to incorporate decoders for all Blu-ray surround codecs and first with HDCP-supported HDMI. It also adds these Audyssey technologies: MultEQ room correction, Dynamic Volume to volume-level when source switching or commercials interrupt TV programs, and Dynamic EQ to maintain perception of bass and treble frequencies and surround channels when consumers turn down the volume. It also features built-in DVD-Audio/SACD decoding, six HDMI inputs that support 7.1-channel HD audio and 1080p60 video, and dual front-panel VFDs, which display a spectrum analyzer and analog-style VU meter.
Other PSPHD features include ability to integrate with Crestron home-control systems, balanced XLRs on all outputs, graphic or parametric EQ and delay adjustment on each theater output, three independent subwoofer outputs, and QuickSwitch HD technology for low-latency switching of Blu-ray sources.
According to the Crestron press release,the processor will also control and monitor the connected Procise amplifier, which also connects to Crestron systems and features balanced XLR inputs.
