Product information about Yamaha YSP-5100 Digital Sound Projector

1. Yamaha YSP-5100 Digital Sound Projector
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Yamaha introduces the YSP-5100 Digital Sound Projector, a revolutionary single-soundbar device that
has the potential to replace all those speakers that you've arranged on the walls or in your room’s
corners.
At four-feet wide, just shy of four inches deep and weighing 25lbs, the new Yamaha YSP-5100 has
been designed to work perfectly with your home theater. The device packs 42 individual speakers
behind the grill, outputs nothing less than 120W, copies the specs of a 7.1-channel surround sound
system, has five HDMI ports, an iPod connector and a subwoofer output for some extra bass.

2. Yamaha's latest YSP-5100 Digital Sound Projector™ provides many new great features like HD Audio
decoding, 1080p-compatible HDMI (4 in/1 out), IntelliBeam, numerous listening modes,
UniVolume™, AirWired™ technology for iPod/iPhone and subwoofer.
Its 40 beam drivers, two woofers and two tweeters with digital amplifiers pound out the HD sound,
while the versatile listening modes include: 5 BeamPlus2, Stereo + 3 BeamPlus2, 5 Beam, Stereo + 3
Beam, 3 Beam and Stereo. Adaptive DRC, Music Enhancer and Bass Extension round out these
impressive features making the Yamaha YSP-5100 Digital Sound Projector a marvel of innovation.
Compatible with dts-HD, dts ES and Dolby TruHD/Digital Plus/Digital/ Digital EX/Pro Logic and Pro
Logic?/x audio, the YSP-5100 is expected to debut in Japan later this month (maybe in time for
Christmas) for a not so cheap $2,280. US markets could see the 5100 as early as first quarter of 2010.
(www.yamaha.com)
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