ICYMI: We listen to Yamaha’s latest headphones with 3D sound
When we get closer and near the end of the year, there are still many gadgets, instruments and devices that are interesting to be reviewed. This week, we have a new addition to Halo series with Halo: Infinite, which according to Jessica Conditt matches the rest of the franchise. Terrence O’Brien plays the Fender Acoustasonic Player Telecaster and reports that the Hybrid instrument produces a convincing acoustic sound that echoes the original guitar. James Trew uses analog pocket and says this is the best retro handheld experience available now, period. And Billy Steele listened to Yahama’s YH-L700A, which he thought was a little heavy, even though it was very good for watching movies.
Billy Steele likes the appearance of YAMAHA headphones YH-L700A: He says a combination of skin, cloth, matte black and silver accents make a refined look while the ear cup square folds make them easy to travel. Features that are noteworthy on this headphone are features of the 3D sound field, which consists of seven presets to improve music and films. There is also a head tracking feature that makes the sound appear to be from a stationary point.
Billy said this last feature added cinematic elements to watch movies, but he didn’t think it was translated when listening to music. Seven presets of Voice 3D fields also work better for films and television where they create extensive sound. While testing the filter with music, Billy reported them felt heavy and did not work well throughout the genre. He said the cancellation of active noise on this can is enough if it is not impressive, and shows that the feature of the tent can be activated and turned off in the application. However, he was disappointed with the battery life – during testing, the headphones managed to survive only 11 hours, which was not too delicious when most competitions offer closer to 30 hours of battery life. And at $ 500, they have a high price label to boot.
James Trew is the old and fast vintage game fan showing that while analog pockets are the best experience available now, this is also not for ordinary users. At $ 220, this allows you to play most of the vintage portable titles from Game Boy, as well as gear games, while the adapter for Neo Geo’s pocket color and Atari Lynx are on our way. It also has more modern touches, such as backlit display. And besides being a quality game device, analog pocket can also connect to TV and have default music making software.
Because of FPGA “Cores,” the pocket can mimic the vintage console at the hardware level – no more quiirks emulator to suffer. It’s also functional with original boy game accessories such as game boy games, printers or roar packages. And it can be connected with authentic boy games for multiplayer experiences. James likes a 3.5-inch screen made with Gorilla Glass and Save States, but hope the shoulder button is better and say some display modes obscure the message on the screen at the time. Overall, analog pocket offers high retro gameplay with enough additional features to ensure it will be better than time to time.
