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Our History
For more than one and a half centuries, MUHC hospitals have been providing the best possible care to the community. In 1997, The McGill University Health Centre (MUHC) was founded through the merger of five Montreal hospitals: the Montreal General Hospital, the Royal Victoria Hospital, the Montreal Children's Hospital, the Montreal Neurological Hospital and Institute, and the Montreal Chest Institute. The goal of this historic merger was to create a modern academic health centre where the resources and activities of the five founding hospitals would be consolidated for the benefit of all the Quebecers they serve. In 2008, the Lachine Hospital and Camille-Lefebvre Pavilion joined the MUHC family, adding a community-focused hospital to the MUHC family.
In 2015, the MUHC underwent an historic transformation and the biggest hospital move in Canadian history, when three of its founding hospitals (Royal Victoria Hospital, the Montreal Children's Hospital, and the Montreal Chest Institute) were transferred to a brand new healthcare complex located on the site of the former Glen rail yards in Notre Dame de Grace.
Medical Milestones
A quick glance at a few of the major accomplishments made at the MUHC over the past two centuries:
New microsite promotes commitment to improving patient safety. The MUHC launched a user-friendly web microsite designed to inform patients about safety processes and initiatives. The initiative reflects the MUHC's commitment to creating a culture of transparency and accountability.
Genetic breakthrough for brain cancer in children: An international research team led by the Research Institute of the McGill University Health Centre (RI MUHC) has made a major genetic breakthrough that could change the way pediatric cancers are treated in the future.
Three MUHC discoveries among Québec Science magazine's top 10 of 2011: Breakthroughs in Alzheimer's and orthopedic surgery included in annual ranking.
The BCG World Atlas: a world first in the fight against tuberculosis: McGill, RI MUHC researchers launch free online atlas of TB vaccination policies from around the world.
Introducing the world's first intubation robot: McSleepy developer uses "KIS" to increase precision and safety of intubation McSleepy developer uses "KIS" to increase.
Blood test for Alzheimer's: MUHC study identifies procedure that detects early stages. New blood test that will diagnose Alzheimer's.
Prestigious Pearl Meister Greengard Prize to be awarded to pioneering memory researcher Brenda Milner: Honouring female scientists who have made extraordinary contributions to biomedical science.
Montreal researchers awarded for pioneering research into music and brain.
MUHC surgeons perform scarless surgery: For the first time in Canada, McGill University Health Centre (MUHC) surgeons have performed a completely incisionless and scarless surgery.
Champions of Genetics: Building the Next Generation Grant: Canadian Gene Cure Foundation Awards Dr. Nada Jabado.
Depression treatment combined with heart attack medication: Risk of bleeding increases: A new study conducted by researchers at the MUHC was published this week.
Eating your greens can change the effect of your genes on heart disease, say researchers: The research, which represents one of the largest gene-diet interaction studies ever conducted on heart disease.
New target identified to stop the spread of breast cancer: A new potential target to slow breast cancer tumor progression and metastasis has been identified by a team of researchers.
Patient Safety and Quality microsite reveals data on incidents, accidents, ED and elective surgery wait times at MUHC hospitals: Promotes MUHC culture of accountability and transparency, aims to improve patient safety.
We've Started: The start of construction at the Glen Campus of the McGill University Health Centre (MUHC) has begun. At this event, the consortium selected to develop this pivotal project was unveiled.
The Montreal Children's Hospital unveils cutting edge intraoperative MRI: A new intraoperative magnetic resonance (MRI) unit, the first of its kind in a Canadian pediatric hospital, went on-line in The Montreal Children's Hospital this year.
Dr. Phil Gold inducted into Canadian Medical Hall of Fame. Dr. Judith Ritchie wins 2010 Excellence through Evidence Award. Dr. Balfour M. Mount inducted into the Academy of Great Montrealers.
Lung Cancer Navigation Program coaches patients through complicated cancer therapy: Lung cancer has the highest mortality rate of all cancers, and treatment is complex, often involving radiation, chemotherapy and surgery.
Celebrating 75 years of excellence: The Montreal Neurological Institute and Hospital – the Neuro – marked its 75th anniversary.
The Montreal Chest Institute celebrates 100 years of excellence: The Montreal Chest Institute celebrated the 100th anniversary of its opening by King Edward VII. In honour of the occasion, Queen Elizabeth II sent a letter to congratulate the Institute on its accomplishments in respiratory medicine over the last century.
MUHC Cancer Mission receives top marks from Quebec Ministry of Health and Social Services: The MUHC's Cancer Care teams received exceptional accreditation ratings from Quebec's Direction de la lutte contre le cancer. The MUHC was awarded the most level-four designations in the province—the highest ranking possible—as well as the greatest number of supra-regional status designations. These teams set the regional standards for cancer care.
Canada's first portable CT scanner benefits patients at The Neuro: Patients at the Montreal Neurological Hospital and Institute now benefit from Canada's first portable computerized tomography (CT) scanner. Since the portable CT scanner can be used at various locations in the hospital, it eliminates the need to transport severely ill patients for scanning and minimizes assessment time.
New CT scanner officially inaugurated at Lachine Campus: A new high-precision CT scanner was inaugurated at Lachine Hospital – one of the first steps in creating the MUHC Advanced Medical Imaging Centre at the Lachine Campus. The acquisition of this new scanner, valued at $1.5 million, will further enhance the hospital's quality of care and allow staff to treat more people.
MUHC Breast Cancer Navigation Kit helps patients cope: To help women with breast cancer understand and cope with the disease and its treatment, the MUHC has developed an innovative patient resource: the Breast Cancer Navigation Kit. The kit has four sections: About Breast Cancer, Body-Mind-Spirit, After Treatment Ends and Practical Information. Patients are encouraged to bring the kit to each appointment.
New Intensive Care Unit (ICU) at the Montreal Chest Institute: The new ICU includes individual rooms with flat-screen TVs, patient lifts and an enhanced ventilation system and nursing monitoring station. The $1.8 million project was financed by the Montreal Chest Institute Foundation through the "Best Care For Life" campaign.
The world's first robot anesthesiologist, "McSleepy:" The world's first robot anesthesiologist, "McSleepy", joined the surgery team this year. The MUHC-developed technology constantly monitors patients during surgery and adjusts and administers anesthetic drugs, allowing its human colleagues to focus more on other aspects of direct patient care.
Adolescent and Young Adult Oncology Program: Adolescents and young adults have a lot to deal with: leaving home, starting university, and launching a career. For some, there is another life-altering source of stress: a diagnosis of cancer. Ready to help is the Adolescent and Young Adult Oncology Program.
The Child Development Program: Based at the Montreal Children's Hospital, the Child Development Program helps children who require special assistance with complex issues such as socio-emotional health, language or behaviour.
Enlisting robots to help with surgery: The newest member of the MUHC health care team is actually a machine – a surgical robot to be precise. Robotic surgery allows surgeons to perform prostate surgery more quickly and with greater precision, for faster recovery.
Family medicine comes to the community: Good family medicine starts with good access. That's why the MUHC Family Medicine Department relocated this year to a highly-accessible, extended-hours clinic in the heart of NDG.
Lifesaving new procedure a resounding success: In a world's first, surgeons at the MUHC, led by Dr. Renzo Cecere, implanted a minimally-invasive cardiac support system, called the Impella 5.0, into a patient suffering from acute rejection after a heart transplant. The life saving operation allowed the patient's condition to stabilize and respond to anti-rejection medications.
First frozen egg baby born in Canada: The McGill University Health Centre (MUHC) in Montreal is pleased to announce the first successful birth in Canada resulting from frozen eggs. Read the press release.
Surgeons at the MUHC have successfully implanted a new kind of mechanical heart in two patients, the first time this new technology has been used in Canada. Read the press release.
MUHC Doctors Perform First Artificial Ureter Reconstruction in Canada: Dr. Steven Paraskevas, McGill University Health Centre (MUHC) transplant surgeon, and Dr. Maurice Anidjar, MUHC urologist, recently performed the first artificial ureter reconstruction in Canada. A first-ever study of how evolving diagnostic and therapy guidelines in conjunction with community programs affect breast cancer population mortality. Read the press release.
Investigators at the Research Institute of the MUHC identify a gene that regulates the susceptibility to tuberculosis. An international research team led by MUHC Research Institute scientists Dr. Erwin Schurr and Dr. Thomas Hudson, identify a gene on chromosome 6 that makes people vulnerable to leprosy.
Mechanical heart device (Berlin heart) is used successfully for the first time in Canada at the MCH as a bridge to transplant on the youngest patient ever in North America. Launch of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Centre for Beta Cell Replacement at McGill University and Université de Montréal, headed by Dr. Lawrence Rosenberg of the MUHC MUHC researchers identify a gene underlying a common form of epilepsy. Investigators from the department of Obstetrics and Gynecology find that organs can be successfully transplanted following freezing and storage in liquid nitrogen.
First hospital in Quebec (MUHC team) to perform EXIT Procedure (EX-utero Intrapartum Treatment) to deliver a baby
First Foetal Diagnosis and Treatment Group: Developed as a McGill University Health Centre (MUHC) team
Doctors deliver the world's first twin birth following drug-free in-vitro maturization.
The MUHC becomes the first teaching hospital among Canada's universities to eliminate film in CT Scans, MRI's and ultrasound.
First Transcultural Psychiatry Clinic in Quebec
First pediatric hospital in Quebec to create a Short Stay Unit First Multicultural Clinic in Quebec
First pediatric voice and speech laboratory (Gustav Levinschi Laboratory) in Canada
First pediatric hospital in Quebec to offer transoesophageal echography for young children
First hospital in Quebec to have a Pediatric Intermediate Care Unit First pediatric hospital in Quebec to offer magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
First hospital in Quebec to offer Extra-Corporeal Membrane Oxygenation - ECMO First living donor pediatric renal transplant program in Quebec First hospital in Quebec to develop a Pediatric Advanced Life Support Program (PALS)
Doctors perform Canada's first hearing device bone-implant on a child. First hospital in Quebec to establish an Injury Prevention Program
Heart transplant to the youngest recipient ever in Canada
Doctors perform Quebec's first Cochlear implant in a child.
Canada's youngest liver recipient undergoes successful organ transplant.
The first North American mini-cyclotron are installed.
Doctors perform Canada's first pediatric bone marrow transplant.
First CT scan performed in a pediatric setting in Canada
Canada's first EMI body scanner is installed. First hospital in Canada to establish a community pediatric research program
Canada's first CT scanner is installed.
First hospital in Quebec with a Pediatric Burn Unit
First therapeutic heart catheterization in Canada: A life-saving procedure to create a hole within the heart of a "blue baby"
First Canadian pediatric hospital to open a centre for children with learning disorders
Doctors perform the first kidney transplant in Canada. First Mental Assessment and Guidance Clinic for the intellectually handicapped in Quebec
Pioneering of open heart surgery and first operation in Québec on a child
First pediatric hospital in Canada to establish a Psychiatry Department First pediatric hospital in Canada to establish a Department of Medical Genetics
First cardiac catheterization performed in Canada Canada's first cyclotron, the second largest such machine in the world, is installed in the Foster Radiation Laboratory.
Canada's first operation to repair a congenital heart defect is performed
The development of the first Canadian oto-laryngological soundproof room
First Speech Therapy department in a Canadian pediatric hospital
First respirator in the world designed: Later version known as the "Iron Lung"
First clinical X-ray taken in Canada
McGill creates Canada's first medical school.
Dr. William Robertson performs the first-ever operation at the newly built Montreal General Hospital (now MUHC).


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The Bento Box contains a generous amount of food. He ate all his shrimp tempura and rice and some of the tempura vegetables but was too full to finish the accompanying four pieces of California sushi roll and vegetable tempura. As a member of the "clean plate club," I mooched the rest of his meal.
After polishing off the rest of the vegetables I agreed that they were cooked perfectly -- not greasy.
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In the last 30 years, the number of interracial marriages in the U.S. has more than doubled. In 1980, 7 percent of new marriages brought together people from different racial or ethnic backgrounds, reports the Pew Research Center. Today, 15 percent of newlyweds are crossing the racial divide.
See also: Faces of the Freedom Rides: Ten who went, then and now.
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As the title suggests the movie is black and white but two actors become colored in the b&w world. One of them accepts this but the other (the girl) begins to wear grey makeup to hide the fact that she is colorful. The whole movie was a huge criticism of society. I don't really remember much more. What could be this movie?
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In this article, I thought we'd have a brief look at exactly what it is that the katas record. Katas are not simply a record of techniques; rather each and every kata is designed to record the key principles and strategies of a complete style of fighting!
One of the subjects covered in the Bunkai-Jutsu book is "Predictable response". For those who haven't read the book yet, "Predictable response" refers to the unconscious action an opponent will take when subjected to certain stimuli. These unconscious actions are common to all human beings, and are used by the katas to predict the opponent's most likely position and movement.
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Traditional Eastern European Jewish baking, along with the culture in which it evolved, is rapidly disappearing. Small, family–run bakeries that once lay at the heart of American Jewish communities have fallen victim to the demise of old–school bakers, shifting demographics and corporate food processors. More than a collection of recipes, INSIDE THE JEWISH BAKERY chronicles the history and traditions – as well as the distinctive baked goods – of Ashkenazi Jewry in Eastern Europe and America. The authors present a cultural edible history sharing recipes and stories, with a powerful sense of life, time, memories and insights.
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Friday, April 22, 2011CHARLOTTE, N.C. (April 22, 2011) - Atlantic Sun competition is over for Outdoor Track & Field, but they still have three chances to qualify athletes for the NCAA Regionals, starting today at the Charlotte Invite.
Last weekend, the men's team took second place to Kennesaw State at the A-Sun Outdoor Championships in Jacksonville, Fla., while the women watched Jacksonville claim their sixth-straight title in their home town. Even so, the men's team took five individual titles including Most Outstanding Track Performer Ben Ronoh (Sotik, Kenya) in the steeplechase and Ifrish Alberg (Paramaribo, Suriname) in the 100-meter dash, while the women posted several top-three finishes including Bethany Lender (Altoona, Pa.) and Lexie Burley (Johnson City, Tenn.) second and third in the triple jump.
Assistant Coach Eli Sunquist said the Bucs look to improve on their marks from the conference championships, adding that running such an early championship meet may be a blessing in disguise in Charlotte.
"This meet, although a tad smaller, will have a lot of great competition," which Sunquist said includes the full team complement of Eastern Carolina, North Carolina Wilmington and Savannah State. "They will all be in peak shape, since they are in the process of peaking for their conference meets," Sunquist added.
"We are looking to see some great performances from our sprinters and horizontal jumpers," Sunquist also said, "as well as a few of the distance runners we'll be taking."
ETSU kicked off the outdoor season on Charlotte's Belk Track and Transamerica Field back on March 17 for the 49er Classic, setting several top A-Sun marks that still stand. Ronoh set a lifetime-best time in his steeplechase win at the 49er, while Jasmine Ingram (Frederick, Md.) headlined the women's side with a first-place finish in the 400-meter dash.
Today's action starts at 3 p.m. with the women's hammer, followed by the men's javelin, men's hammer and women's javelin. Tomorrow's track events begin at 10:30 a.m. with the 5,000-meter run, while the long jump kicks off the field events at 11 a.m.
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"Tired of boring old meat loaf? Well give this one a try. My husband won't eat any other meat loaf but mine."
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1 1/2 pounds
lean ground beef
1/2 cup
crushed buttery round crackers
3/4 cup
shredded Cheddar cheese
1 (1 ounce) package
dry onion soup mix
eggs, beaten
1/4 cup
2 tablespoons
steak sauce
Oh my this is good! Hubby can't stand any sort of meatloaf. Until now! He LOVED this which says quite a lot. I doubled it and we still didn't have a lot leftover for sandwiches. He piled his plate high! I made mashed potatoes and green peas to go with it. Tip for cutting the grease: put several pieces of sandwich bread underneath the meatloaf. It will soak up a lot of the grease, then just throw the nasty greasy bread away when the loaf is done! Thank you Rempels for sharing your recipe!!!!
My husband rated this meatloaf as "lacking any pizzaz". It was good, it just wasn't the "wow" I was expecting after reading everyone else's reviews. It reminded me of something the old ladies bring to church for a potluck. It was fine, but I think I'll stick to my own recipe.
*edit* I had to give this another try since everyone else loves it so much. So this time I made it for my parents and reduced the eggs to 2, the ketchup to 2 T. and added an extra tablespoon of steak sauce. I also added the glaze of ketchup, honey, and worchestershire suggested by another reviewer. It turned out much better and everyone really liked it this time. I've also made it with the bread in the bottom and without. This recipe is incredibly greasy, but the meatloaf sticks to the bread, leaving you with a soggy bread residue on the bottom. It's way better to just leave out the bread and drain out the grease, because even with the bread, you still have to drain it.
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I am on a perpetual search for a good meatloaf recipe, have tried many, and my hubby and I really like this one. It is good for making meatloaf burgers, too! Just add about 1/4 more cracker crumbs to make the burgers firmer. Plus, a good glaze for the meatloaf is 3T ketchup, 1T honey and 1/2t worchestershire. Pour it on before baking and you've got yourself one GOOD meatloaf!
I have made this recipe twice now and it is really a taste treat. This last time, I added 1/2 cup ketchup, a little finely chopped green pepper, and a few extra crackers. I saved a little of the ketchup mixture and topped the meatloaf with it during the last 1/2 hour of baking. I served it to company and was asked for a copy of the recipe so they could make it too. Thanks for the great recipe Connie.
Wonderful meatloaf! To avoid the saltiness that many reviewers have noted, try using 2.5 tbsp of dried minced onions in place of the dry onion soup mix. As I was out of ketchup, I subbed chili glaze (small round bottle) which gave the the meatloaf an additional kick, and used the glaze noted in "Connie's Jan 2009" review. Very tasty!!!! Reviewers Please Note: If you can find cheese crackers such as Carr's cheese melts (gourmet crackers), they truly make this recipe go from wonderful to over the top! Thanks Connie for a great submission!
Simple and excellent recipe. My husband and son love it. My mother-in-law even asked for the recipe! Used lean ground beef & followed the recipe. I'm tired of people changing 10 things in the recipe & then giving a review. Try as-is first, then modify if need be and leave an honest review of the actual recipe.
Umm ummm good!! I haven't made meatloaf in YEARS . . . weary of pitching meatloafs in the garbage time after time. My hubby, who is not a big meat loaf fan REALLY enjoyed this one. I made a couple changes. I used 1 pound ground beef and 1 pound ground pork, 1 cup crushed cracker, part chedder and part pepper jack cheese, a little minced red pepper, filled the 1/4 measuring cup halfway with ketchup and the rest with BBQ sauce. I also used the glaze (ketchup, honey, worchestershire) suggested by another reviewer.
I scaled this recipe to 72 servings for our Wed. night church dinner. Everyone loved it, even the children and teenagers! After everyone was fed, we had 3 servings left! People were coming into the kitchen while it was still in the oven and expressed how wonderful it smelled. Even those who did not care for meatloaf could not resist this recipe!
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text: Watch a video Watch a video review from one of our experts Front Left Right Photos (4) Videos (2) View larger Alpine PXA-H100 IMPRINT Audio Processor Tunes your Alpine receiver to your vehicle's acoustics Item #: 500PXAH100 34 Reviews This item is no longer available. Original Price: $149.99 Shop all Signal Processors Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff. Overview Reviews Details Accessories Articles & Videos by Ken Nail Many cars have acoustic problems that interfere with an in-dash receiver's ability to produce clear, well-balanced sound. Your receiver's equalizer may help, but Alpine offers a better way. The PXA-H100 IMPRINT Audio Processor plugs into the Ai-NET input on most 2008 Alpine receivers, analyzes your vehicle's acoustics, and uses the MultEQ feature developed by Audyssey Labs to adjust the receiver's output for the best possible audio performance. Easy to use In order to use the IMPRINT, you'll need to purchase Alpine's KTX-H100 tuning kit. Connect the microphone from the KTX-H100 tuning kit, then load the supplied software onto your laptop PC. Use the the included USB cable to connect your PC to the PXA-H100, then use the software to tailor your sound. Automatic adjustment The PXA-H100 analyzes over 500 soundwave points to produce a perfectly corrected sound curve for your vehicle and then saves it safely in its memory. The entire tuning process only takes about 10 minutes. You can use the PXA-H100 with your Alpine's built-in amplifier or with external amps in your system. Sonic toolbox If you want to get hands-on, the PXA-H100 also features a 5-band parametric or 7-band graphic equalizer, manual crossover controls, and manual 6-channel time-correction controls as well. The PXA-H100 provides a pass-through connection, so you can still add other gear to the Ai-NET bus. 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Product Highlights:audio processor for use with most 2008 Alpine Ai-NET receiversIMPRINT sound technology adjusts receiver output to match vehicle acousticsmanually adjustable 5-band parametric or 7-band graphic equalizerhigh- and low-pass filtersMediaXpander restores sound quality lost during recording or transmission6-channel, 4-volt preamp outputs (front, rear, subwoofer)requires Alpine KTX-H100 tuning kit for full functionalitywarranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guarantee Alpine PXA-H100 IMPRINT Audio Processor Reviews Average Customer Review: 34 reviews Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $350 rewards card Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. Review title * Email Your email won't be visible. 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Please see our Review Guidelines for more information. We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. Amazing difference Written By Tommy, Phoenix, AZ on Wednesday, February 13, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I agree if you are not happy with it, you have hooked it up incorrectly. I didn't have a bit of problem getting it hooked up and functional. If you are having problems with the bass not being there, tune it with the sub turned down halfway. Also turn off imprint and manually adjust the subwoofer settings, I run mine in reverse phase because the bass is tighter. Once you set your "manual settings" turn imprint back on. As for running imprint software, I ran mine on windows 7 and I didn't have any problem and was able to do all 6 calculations. Night and Day difference in sound it does exactly as advertised and at a great price. Pros: Easy to install it / Price / Features / built in crossover, EQ and DSP / Imprint tuning Cons: None 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No This is awesome Written By Eddie, 02330 on Wednesday, January 30, 2013 2007 f150 Pros: Anyone having a problem with this unit doesn't Have it hooked up right. Just installed it. Hooked up to Ida x303 with hd xm and USB and this thing Is amazing. Sitting at plymouth beach litstening to my iPod Could not be more satisfied... I believe most of the problems most people are having is with there p/c If you don't have enough ram this program will not operate correctly... Cons: None 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No PXA H-100 Written By Jarrod F, Foxborough , M on Monday, August 13, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I purchased this expecting for a dramatic differance in sound quality, If you like flat lifeless music than this is the unit for you. The auto tune does just that it makes a flat lifeless curve . Luckly there is an option to manualy adjust the sound curve a 5 band parametricEQ and a 7 band graphic EQ with active x- overs and media expander wich works great . But i mainly bought this for the imprint auto tune and was very dissapointed thats why i give it one star, if you want a small mount any where unit with active xover and EQ options than i give it four stars , I would give it five stars if you would still be able to adjust the bass and treble, but once installed you can only adjust subwoffer level Pros: Small can mount any where , media expander works great Cons: Imprint auto tune is a dissapointment leaves a flat lifeless curve , Cant adjust bass and treble once installed only sub level Was this review helpful? Yes No Not Compatible Written By neilfl, Lafayette, La on Monday, July 16, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Pleease check your head unit for compatibility. Crutchfield is currently showing this product as a recommended accessory but if your HU does not support Ai-Net cable connection it will not work. It looks like Alpine has stopped shipping HU's with Ai. This looks like all newer models but I'm not certain. I was told by Alpine support that the newer HU's will have sound processing built in so there's no longer a need for this unit. They also said if I need sound processing I can go for the H800 which is expensive, no thanks. I've purchased this unit but have to return it as I have reciently discovered that it will not work with my HU. I'm giving four stars because I have to give a rating. I can say that the directions are very vague. Was this review helpful? Yes No Wow Written By Tee, Youngsville, LA on Friday, June 15, 2012 Sound after calibration was awesome. I'm hearing notes I didn't heard before from my system. I was speechless. Like the rest reviews, you will lose some decibel but don't worry that's what gain is for on ur amps. I don't know what the other reviews saying about bass. Imprint actually made my bass clearer. It's making my 12in type-r transiting bass notes I never knew it can do. Pros: Clean house on your soundstage. Cons: Software. You will need winxp but u can run it in xp mode if u have vista or 7. Limited tuning if ur running the imprint curve but for me it didn't need much after calibration. Was this review helpful? Yes No OK but the auto calibration doesn't produce Written By Mike, Georgia on Wednesday, March 21, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I bought the Imprint a 1 1/2 year ago. I've worked with it a number of times with the auto calibration. I've yet gotten it to sound better than when I adjust manually. The auto adjustment kills the bass from the sub (I read the reviews about cutting the sub output down during calibration) and drops the sound stage down in my car. I also could never get it to do 6 position calibration settings. The software crashed every time. It could be because I was using WinXP in a VM ('cause I only have Win7 and you can't buy WinXP anymore). I talked to Alpine about an upgrade to the system and got no indication that would happen. The sound (with auto calibration) seems to be coming from a well and because there is no way to make any adjustments you either live with it or go manual mode. Manual mode is the way I've gone. Making the time adjustments are probably the biggest plus for this device. After the time adjustments and a few minor tweaks to the EQ settings I have a sound stage that is centered and about chest high (which is what I was going for). Sounds pretty good now but I know it could sound better, just to difficult with this system. I would say that the time adjustments are the plus for this device. And I am looking at the JBL system to see if that will do any better. Hardware: Alpine 9886 JLAudio C5 front JLAudio VR Rear JLAUDIO 10W6v2 (sealed) JLAUDIO 500x5 slash Music - not Rap, most anything else Pros: Time adjustments Manual EQ settings Cons: Auto calibration Software requirements (WinXP) 2 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No wow Written By Anonymous, indianapolis on Thursday, January 26, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) buy this guy. it does sooo much for sooo little. this thing can turn your system from flee market hook up junk to a seriously tuned system. i had bad results with computer tuning but manual mode worked great for me once i had the cabin acoustic map print out. Pros: cheap cheap cheap. allows radio to do sooo much. definitly for enthusiats. 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No PXA-H100 Imprint Written By John B, Cary, NC on Wednesday, January 11, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Paired with a Alpine CDA-105, Polk Momos up front, low end Alpine 6.5" in the rear and an amplified factory sub in a 2004 Honda Pilot. Best Buy installed and I performed the sound configuration. Very easy overall. Takes an hour or so to do it right. Day vs night improvement in sound stage and frequency response. Bass lag gone. Make sure you follow directions re: bass amp cross-over settings. Pros: Dramatic improvement in sound stage and more even frequency response Cons: Need windows 7 version 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Alpine PXA-H100 IMPRINT Audio Processor Written By jMac, Boston, MA on Saturday, July 16, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Best money I spent for my system. It sounded good before but after running the test it really makes the music stand out. Magic! Most improved was the god awful Satellite radio sound. Although still not great it improved it to the point of bearable. Sirius really needs to fix this and stream music and an improved bit rate. CD's and properly ripped MP3's sound perfect. System: Alpine CDA-105- Sirius Starmate- Alpine Type R Components (front)- Alpine Type R 6x8 (rear)- JBL GTO 4 channel amp- Alpine MRX-50 w/10 inch Type S sub- Alpine Imprint processor and tuning kit Was this review helpful? Yes No Must have for some systems Written By SJC, San Jose, CA on Sunday, July 10, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I am not sure if the Imprint was really worth it for my 2005 Tundra with factory JBL audio. I have it connected to INA-W910. The tuning took out nearly all of the bass out of the music. I think it sounds better with the imprint curves off and use one of the EQ settings instead. More tuning maybe required. In my 2003 Honda Civic with factory speakers and Alpine IDA-X305SBT, the imprint is definitely worth it. Itsounds so much better with the Imprint than the EQ settings. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Better than some people think Written By Bill, PA on Friday, May 13, 2011 I added the IMPRINT to my CDA-117 in a Scion xA because there were some serious peaks and valleys in my sound, mostly brought on by the cars' horrible acoustics, not the level of components. Installation is a bit of a pain, and the tuning process is a bit long, however, as they say, Rome wasn't built in a day and I completely expected most of it. Once the tuning process was done, I listened to it for about 10 minutes and went to bed. The following day on my way to work, I really put it through its paces, and I'm very impressed. My soundstage went from being A-pillar to A-pillar to being past my left rear view mirror and wrapping all the way around to past the passenger A-pillar. It also got rid of the major peaks and valleys in my system, which was a major plus. The subs also roll off in to the mids much better which is very nice. There are some very small issues that would have made it a 5 out of 5, the lack of instructions for one. Did you know that there are dip switches on the bottom of your Alpine to tell it you've got an Ai-NET EQ? Neither did I - which meant no sound after the tuning was done. One call to Crutchfield tech support and it was fixed (good job guys!), but it wasn't in any of the instructions. Also, I found the installation a little tedious, but that's probably just me. All-in-all, it's well worth the money and I would definitely buy it again without question. Was this review helpful? Yes No bad product for car, hope 2011 model will be better Written By flashy28, greenwood on Saturday, January 15, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) i set this up in my car both active an passive. run about 30 curves on it an the result was alot worse than what i originally had with out the imprint. i thought i had a bad imprint so i had another one sent to me. again, same results. went from a really good sounding system to a cheap sounding transitor 50's radio type sound. it will take away your bass also. the time alighment worked alright but the rest was pretty bad. i have audyssey on my home system an it seems work alot better, although i had to go in there an manually fine tune it. audyssey is not completly accurate. you can run it 10 times an all 10 times get diff results or measurements. it sounds good on paper but it dont work well. 1 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No AMAZING Product -- Nothing Sounds Better Written By David, Clearwater, FL on Friday, December 17, 2010 The PXA-H100 adds Audessey's MultEQ technology, which turns any reasonably high quality speakers into PERFECT speakers by compensating for all frequency and timing deficiencies as found in your specific vehicle (uses a microphone during setup). No car stereo without MultEQ can sound as good as one with MultEQ. You have to hear it yourself to believe the difference. (And no, I am not in any way associated with either Alpine or Audessey.) 6 out of 8 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Works Pefect!! Written By Diablo, Arkansas on Thursday, December 02, 2010 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Okay, not sure how anyone can give this unit a bad review. I have 21 years experience in car and home audio, maybe that is why it was the easiest component ever to hook up. I am of course using the 3 way mode and it worked right out of the box. Set the x-over points and off it went. Much easier then Symmetry EPX-2, 3Sixty.2 and any others. I did not use the mic or the program because I only needed the active x-overs. Two things that could be improved upon: The AI-net cable needs to be longer or the RCA outs. I had to get a little creative with where the box went. Second, this unit is not true 4 volt out. I still had to use the <2 volt setting on the sub amp to get any bass response. Other then those minor things, it sounds great, works great and installs easy. MAKE SURE ALL THE AI-NET SWITCHES ARE IN THE CORRECT POSITION!!! 1993 Jeep Cherokee XJ System: Alpine IDA-X100 Alpine PXA H100 Imprint Alpine PDX 150.4 Alpine PDX 600.1 Focal Utopia MIds and Tweets JL 10W3 Sub 6 out of 7 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Alpine PXA-H100 IMPRINT Audio Processor Written By Alex, Rocklin, CA on Sunday, November 28, 2010 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The music does sound better. Mids improved but if you have mid controls or an equalizer you could get it close to what this does. maybe I will run the program again to see if anything changes. I am glad I bought it and might get another one for the wife's car. Was this review helpful? Yes No Alpine PXA-H100 IMPRINT Audio Processor Written By tsounds, Reno, NV on Thursday, April 22, 2010 PXA-H100 along with the new CDA-117 in 3-way mode gives great control over time delay and crossover. The Imprint software is fine for stock speakers and coax set-ups. Alpine needs to write additional software alowing maunal settings of crossovers and allowing for bass boost for high end systems. The software at least at the PC end needs to be able to save more curves and transfer them back and forth. I also noticed the "S" lisp thing and mid/sub bass issues as well so I ended up back in manual mode for my Colorado crew cab with A/D/S 346cs tweeters/mids in the front doors, A/D/S 346is mid bass in the rear doors and A/D/S 10" sub woofer under the rear seat. Nice results in comparison to my last system using the DVA 9861/PXA-H701 head/processor. Next to look a the new PDX F6 and M6 amps to replace my MRF-540 and 450 amps. 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Not impressed with imprint Written By Alan, Miami on Tuesday, April 13, 2010 First of all, If you are an audiophile, don't even bother with this product. The tuning functions are too few and inflexible, especially if you use the imprint mode. After it makes it's adjustments, you can only alter the treble, bass, and subwoofer settings in an extremely limit manner. For the casual listener who is looking to get more out of their Alpine headunit, also beware! This product is not as "out of the box" as they claim. There will be some effort on your part to get the best tuning experience, such as playing with your amps gains and crossover settings to makeup for the overcompensated for dip in your low range. Personally, I don't feel one should have to pay extra for the features of this device, especially in the top-end segment of their headunits. However, it seems as if Alpine is more content with bottom line profit through accessory sales than it is with providing their loyal customers with value. The only "real" benefit I see to using this product is the 4V pre-outs which will of course allow you to run your amps more efficiently. Also, in manual mode, there is the addition of a 7 band graphic EQ along with a 5 band parametric EQ. MMX???? In my opinion is only good for regular AM/FM radio. With all other sources, the lowrange is overcompensated for and the mids and highs sound a bit unnatural. Again, I believe that this should have been already included on the highend models.... 13 out of 18 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Much better than before but could be better Written By Ken, Bothell,WA on Monday, April 05, 2010 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This does a credible job of equalizing the sound even though, as others have noted, it drops the mid and bass too low. It favors the high end to the point of harshness with some recordings. Some of the "S" sounds are pretty bright and there is no good way to get rid of them because of the limited tone controls. Another problem is that with my Boston Acoustics titanium tweeters and the high-end bias I get some sounds that might be the domes breaking up. I'll try redoing the measuring and playing around with the microphone placement to try and get rid of it. The time delay function works very well and creates a good sound stage. Overall the system sounds much better with this device than without it and it has the ability to store 2 sound curves in the headunit (CDA-9886). 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No What a disappointment Written By jahson, Carolina, Puerto Rico on Saturday, November 14, 2009 I don't understand what's the great thing about this product. First of all the instructions are awful. It took me a while to really get this thing going. The results were a little better than what i had before but for the hype and the 5 stars it was very disappointing. I have measure it 6 times with different gain setups and mic positions and the results were very disturbing. Two times one of the curves has turn insanely loud while the other curve and the 'multi-effect off" had sound exactly the same. All six times low and low-mids have been drastically turn down so all you here is the front speakers very loud. Don't waste your time and money on this product. get another eq. 2 out of 11 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No ? Written By WOODY, Pa on Tuesday, September 29, 2009 This is a great product by Alpine, thanks Crutchfield. 3 out of 23 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Just wonderful Written By Eli, Woodmere NY on Tuesday, September 15, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Ok now i have an Alpine ida-x305 and it sounded great with my speaker and amp setup. So my set up is Boston's Pro 60's up front and Alpine 6 .5 2 way SPR-17C Type R in the back. Plus I have an Alpine 10in type R sub. I'm using the Alpine PDX-5 amp. Now with this set up it sounded great but when I added the Imprint it sounded amazing. First the Imprint gives you tons of settings to work with but if you use the software you get the best sound ever. If you spend the time with the tuning software in the car the way Alpine tells you to do it then it works. The software does all the work for you with it, a few notes on the software, if you are running Vista you need to set the program to run in XP compatible mode or it won't work. But after the tuning process it sounds like my Bose V30's on my home theater its that good. 3 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Great Hardware - Poor Software Written By Greg, Washington DC on Saturday, June 13, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) As a broadcast radio engineer and microsoft certified I am both pleased and dissappointed with this product. The hardware does a great job of off setting the poor environment that a car interior can produce, but the software's interface is clunky at best. It took over an hour to do one full calibration and the software had to be restarted multiple times because of lock ups. This was using a very high end caliber laptop, which is capable of running full audio production software in multitracking. This software version was held up several weeks and now I can see why. It does not seem to be ready for production. Alpine, shame on you. Also, the hardware's input cables should be of equal length to make hidden installs smoother and not staggered. And the mic should be a better designed for positioning. I will keep the hardware as I am familiar with the minutiae needed to set up this kind of processing, but the software is going back first thing. 5 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Alpine PXA-H100 IMPRINT Audio Processor Written By Joe, Naugatuck, CT on Wednesday, April 15, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Good product, made a huge difference. 1 out of 9 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Insane Difference Written By Tyteflows, Miami, FL on Monday, April 13, 2009 I have this sweet little baby connected to an Alpine 9886 and not only when you push the Imprint button on the right side of the head unit does it open up a ton of EQ settings, it also lets you save up to 6 different configurations. This unit, for that option alone, is well worth the price, but i took it one step further and purchased the Imprint Calibration kit and followed the calibration procedure step for step. After i calibrated the unit and popped The Three Tenors CD I was completely blown away by the difference. I have nearly $3000 worth of stereo related equipment in my SUV and have been slightly dissapointed about the sound quality until now. This absolutely, without a shadow of a doubt, will improve your sound like you are sitting front row in a theater. If you are a true audiophile you owe it to yourself to purchase this module and the calibration kit to reach new heights in your listening pleasure. WARNING: This module WILL NOT make your system louder by any means, actually my decibels dropped off somewhat, but what you gain is pure symphonic luxury. This module along with the calibration kit turned my SUV with a loud stereo into a Sound Capsule with incredible realism. I cannot stress enough how good the imaging in my truck is now. When I close my eyes I cannot tell where the sound is coming from in my truck, it sounds like it is coming from the middle of my head, and that puts a huge smile on my face. 19 out of 19 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Alpine PXA-H100 IMPRINT Audio Processor Written By Joe, Maryland on Sunday, April 12, 2009 This was a monumental waste of money and time! I bought this for the sole purpose of using it with the Imprint software. After 6 hours of tuning and re-tuning, I'm giving up. This is the last piece of Alpine I'll ever buy. I've had to dig deep into many audio forums to learn how this over- priced piece of hardware (and companion software) is supposed to work. Why? Because the instructions give you nothing but a brief overview of each new function in the dizzying array added to the already poorly laid out options on the head unit (in my case a iDA-x100). I've re-tuned about 15 times and each time I get different results (none have been great). The staging does improve but there's a huge loss of bass and the extreme highs (ride cymbals, hi hats, etc). In a few years, we'll all look back on these purchases and know why no one buys Alpine audio any more. 5 out of 30 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Alpine PXA-H100 IMPRINT Audio Processor Written By David, Dothan, AL on Monday, March 30, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Worked great! If your head unit has a switch on it (NORMAL -> EXT AP) for connection of this unit (maybe they all do?) remember to switch it as the sound will be poor if you don't, and you get no error or any indication of what you did wrong! 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Great Addition Written By Wolfeman28, Cleveland, OH on Saturday, March 21, 2009 This addition is well worth the money. I listen to studio monitors all day, so when I get in my car the sound is very lifeless. Well this unit with the tuning kit does a great job of getting the curve flat like it should be. Not perfect, but it made my $100 component speakers sound like $1000 studio speakers. Just make sure you set your sub level low before running the test software, or else it will flatten out the bass(like it should) but most people want exaggerated bass. So turn it down, then turn it up afterward. Also, the tuning program works fine under Vista 32 and 64.... Don't know why people can't get it to work..... 15 out of 16 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No amazing Written By Richard, los angeles california on Monday, February 09, 2009 ok... i bought the ida-x100 (alpine of course)...the sound was well..... alpine quality.. after a while i wanted something even better in the sound quality department. And well this thing sure delivered! absolutely the best sound iv ever heard in a car. yes its pricey but as soon as u hear the difference this eq does. u will be stunned. alpine is at the top. sorry pioneer and kenwood.VERY IMPORTANT. dont bother buying the eq if u dont plan on buying the tuning kit.the kit connected to ur pc is what makes the magical sound.the sound is top notch quality.hands down the best . ALPINE WILL BE ALPINE. 2 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Must Have! Written By Jimi, Central California on Tuesday, December 16, 2008 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I'm using old school a/d/s components/sub powered by a 4 ch amp and everything sounded great with an older Alpine HU. When I transfered it all to a new vehicle I upgraded the HU to and Alpine CDA-9886. I tweaked with sound tuning on the CDA-9886 for nearly 2 weeks before I concluded that the acoustic characteristics of the vehicle just could not be overcome to obtain the sweet spot my critical ear desired. I purchased the PXA-H100 along with the MultEQ Tuning kit and I must say the difference left me in awe. The imprint unit opens up a whole new array of features on the head unit, but I haven't even bothered. Once I took the initial acoustical measurements and had the Imprint processor/software analyze the cabin sound; it compensated with correction curves that I loaded into the head unit and all my problems are solved. The resulting sound is phenomenal!! My 13 year old workhorses never sounded this good! I used the stock location in the front doors and dash for my 5.25" components. The placement is horrible. I also had to shrink the size of my 10" sub enclosure to nearly .3 cu. ft. in order for it to fit under the rear seats. Even with all these challenges (acoustics, time correction, imaging....) the 9886 with the imprint is worth it. The value far exceeds the extra $ spent just from the time saving aspect alone. 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No For my 2005 Jeep Wrangler Written By tdrouill, Golden, CO on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Pros: 1. It REALLY opens up the sound. Balances vocals and instruments, locates the "center" of the music to the listener instead of the middle of my Jeep. 2. For those who say this should already be part of the stereo, I've had Alpines in the past that were $500+ for just a head unit. This lowers the cost of head units for folks who don't really care, and gives the option for excellent sound for those who want it at a price comparable to what it used to cost anyway. Cons: 1. It does not include the RCA cables to connect to the head unit. 2. Satellite music (I have Sirius) has always sounded like a poorly-sampled MP3. I was hoping this would alleviate that. It's better, but I can't expect miracles. Considerations: 1. For the microphone and laptop software to be used, the H100 box needs to be installed somewhere that USB and mic cables can be easily plugged in. I built a little shelf under my steering column and mounted it there. I can remove 2 screws and pull off the kicker panel and plug right into it. But finding the "ideal" place to install it takes some thought. 2. I HIGHLY recommed the software and microphone (Alpine KTX-H100). It analyzes the sound response of your vehicle and prepares a digital filter that compensates. A professional sound engineer couldn't do as well. 5 out of 8 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No nice addition Written By Ricky, Kenansville, FL on Friday, September 19, 2008 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Got this unit as below for my IVA-W505 and it makes a wonderful addition to an outstanding head unit. The setup was straight forward, only thing I missed was changing the switch on the outside of the 505 from normal mode to EQ mode for the AI-net interface. I had no issues with the pass-through and the Alpine Sirius radio. The difference this unit makes to the listening experience is night and day. The unit makes the music come to life. The system sounded good before "I thought", but after it truly sounds high end and...well....tuned in. All time correction, dsp units I have used in the past were $500+. I was skeptical to say the least. Not anymore, rest assured you will love your system even more after this unit and the tuner kit is installed. 5 out of 5 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Did the job that it shouldn't have to Written By Chris, Lima, OH on Friday, May 16, 2008 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The unit worked as advertised. I connected it to a CDA-9886 and it opened up the menus for the EQ, Media Expander, Crossover, and sound field adjustments. Also, a previous review noted that their AI Net pass thru did not work. I currently have my Sirius connected thru that pass-thru and have had no problems. My only complaint is that Alpine head units of the past had most of these features without the $150 add on box. 7 out of 9 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Alpine PXA-H100 IMPRINT Audio Processor Written By Eskimo, Raleigh, NC on Wednesday, April 30, 2008 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This unit has great features, and I haven't even used the KTX-H100 imprint tuner yet.. The only downside is that you have to run all the audio through any other attached Ai-Net device, as the 'pass-through' doesn't work.. 3 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No A lot better than I could do! Written By mvalpreda, Orange County, CA on Wednesday, April 23, 2008 I got one of these with my IVA-W505 and tried to tune everything myself. I did the time corrections and everything and adjusted the P-EQ by ear. Then I let this with the microphone kit do it's thing. NIGHT AND DAY DIFFERENCE! The sound is brighter, cleaner, etc. I pride myself on having a good ear, but I could not get close to what this little guy can do. 4V pre-outs mean your amp runs more efficiently too. The only downside is that if you have navigation, you will lose the nav mix voice prompts if you are on a different source input than nav. Say you are listening to your iPod or Sirius and you have a route in there, a turn comes up, the music mute and the screen will flash....but no voice. Alpine does not have a fix at this point. Sort of annoying. 84 out of 93 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Hands-on research What's in the box? | In-depth notes What's in the box? Download owner's manual Imprint control module Wiring harness 7.5 Amp fuse (installed) 76" Ai-NET cable 4 Pan-head screws (M5 x 8mm) 2 Self-adhesive Velcro strips (4" x 3/4") Owner's Manual (English/ German/ French/ Spanish/ Italian/ Swedish) Customer care registration card Product Research Sound Processing Imprint: By adding this PXA-H100 Imprint box and the KTX-H100 tuning kit (item number 500KTXH100) to a compatible Alpine head unit (with Ai-NET), a car's inherent acoustic shortcomings can be overcome with the MultEQ feature. Imprint also gives you much more sound adjustment flexibility as detailed below. MultEQ: MultEQ, developed by Audyssey Labs, automatically optimizes the audio for the listening environment inside your vehicle. The Imprint box and tuning kit include the hardware, software, and microphone necessary to measure multiple positions in the car and capture frequency and time domain information from the vehicle's actual acoustical environment. Once the car's speaker location delays are measured, along with the frequency peaks and dips caused by the absorptive and reflective materials in the interior, MultEQ creates a set of equalization filters to correct the frequency response and time domain problems for each speaker in the vehicle. It also removes sound distortion caused by the specific acoustical problems in the vehicle by applying unique FIR filters, using more than 500 points along the frequency spectrum per channel. This optimizes the sound reproduction to the specific vehicle listening environment with much greater precision than can be achieved using typical graphic or parametric equalization. The result is a more accurate soundstage and smoother, more natural sound optimized to match your vehicle. Equalizer: 10 typical equalizer settings are preset at the factory for a variety of musical source material. You can select from - Flat, Pops, Rock, News, Jazz & Blues, Electrical Dance, Hip Hop & Rap, Easy Listening, Country, and Classical. The head unit will also save six custom EQ curves you create by adjusting the units built-in EQ. Choose the parametric or graphic EQ: 5- Band Parametric EQ: The built-in Parametric EQ allows you to adjust the following 5 frequency bands in 1/3 octave steps from -6 to +6 dB at a bandwidth Q factor of 1, 1.5, or 3 Band 1: 20 Hz to 80 Hz Band 2: 50 Hz to 200 Hz Band 3: 125 Hz to 3.2 kHz Band 4: 315 Hz to 8 kHz Band 5: 800 Hz to 20 kHz 7-Band Graphic EQ: The built-in Graphic EQ allows you to adjust the following 7 frequencies from -6 to +6 dB Band 1: 63 Hz Band 2: 150 Hz Band 3: 400 Hz Band 4: 1 kHz Band 5: 2.5 kHz Band 6: 6.3 kHz Band 7: 17.5 kHz Crossover: The active crossover can be used as a 2.2 channel (3-way; low-pass subwoofer, band-pass midrange, high-pass tweeter) or a 4.2 channel (2-way; high-pass front and rear, low-pass subwoofer). A crossover limits the frequencies delivered to a given speaker, so you send only the frequencies for which the speaker is well suited. The crossover adjusts the high pass filter or low pass filter of each band along with the slope and output level. You can adjust the following crossover settings: 4.2 Channel: High Pass Filter: the front and rear outputs are individually adjustable; crossover from 20 to 200 Hz in 1/3 octave steps with a slope of Flat, 6, 12, 18 or 24 dB/oct, additionally you can adjust the output level from -12 to 0 dB Low Pass Filter: the subwoofer output can be stereo or mono; crossover from 20 to 200 Hz in 1/3 octave steps with a slope of Flat, 6, 12, 18 or 24 dB/oct, additionally you can adjust the output level from -12 to 0 dB 2.2 Channel: Tweeter/High Pass Filter: crossover from 1 kHz to 20 kHz in 1/3 octave steps with a slope of 6, 12, 18, or 24 dB/oct, additionally you can adjust the output level from -12 to 0 dB Midrange/Band Pass Filter: a band pass has both high pass and low pass filters; HPF 20 to 200 Hz in 1/3 octave steps with a slope of Flat, 6, 12, 18 or 24 dB/oct; LPF from 20 Hz to 20 kHz in 1/3 octave steps with a slope of Flat, 6, 12, 18 or 24 dB/oct, additionally you can adjust the output level from -12 to 0 dB Subwoofer/Low Pass Filter: the subwoofer output can be stereo or mono; crossover from 20 to 200 Hz in 1/3 octave steps with a slope of Flat, 6, 12, 18 or 24 dB/oct, additionally you can adjust the output level from -12 to 0 dB Time Correction: The time correction feature delays the audio signal to the speakers closer to the listener. This effectively creates a perception of increased distance for those speakers. Time Correction allows the listener to be placed at an equal distance from all speakers for optimum staging. You can adjust the distance of each speaker and subwoofer (6-channel) to the listener from 0 to 132.7 inches. Media Xpander: The MX (Media Xpander) function makes vocals or instruments sound distinct by restoring sound quality typically lost during recording or transmission; this function helps restore audio information that becomes obscured when audio is compressed. The MX function can be applied to all sources, except AM radio. There are three settings and each source can have its own setting. Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team. They verify what's in the box, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. 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Didier Cuche thought long and hard at the end of last season about retiring from the sport of ski racing, the feeling of Victory just gets better, even if he felt he had won "ugly". The bad weather tried to stop his progress yet the HEAD Rebel used his vast experience to edge just in front of his countryman, Beat Feuz and late starter Hannes Reichelt to grab the tenth World Cup Downhill win of his career. A mere eight hundredths separated the three racers!
While one win does not make a season, this is the perfect way for the defending World Cup Downhill Champion to start the defence of his title. The season is long, eleven races, and with this in mind Cuche was not getting too carried away in the finish when asked how he felt this would affect his season. "I could not believe it when I came through the finish," he explained before continuing "the race is run the way I wanted it!"
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And what do you benefit if you gain the whole world but lose your own soul? -Jesus
A man should never neglect his family for business. -Walt Disney
What's most important in animation is the emotions and the ideas being portrayed. -Ralph Bakshi
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I was wondering if you knew any classic Walt Disney animated features even back in the day 50-80's whose animation production was partially (and secretly) outsourced to studios in other countries? There was a wiki entry on TMS (Tokyo Movie Shinsha) that, until yesterday, consisted of co-productions involving "Alice and Wonderland", "The Aristocast", "Fox and the Hound", "Black Cauldron", "Great Mouse Detective", "Oliver and Company", to name a few. Unfortunately, they were taken down, so the proof is gone, however, I don't know if it was a mistake or what.
In short, was their uncredited outsourcing of Disney's older movies back in the day that no one knows about?
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No one knows anything about this?
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Richard, from what I remember of the time, Disney was proud that they never sent any animation production overseas or that they never did any Saturday morning TV content. When Eisner came along that all changed with the Gummi Bears and the Wuzzles. I think they were the first shows produced for the Saturday morning market as well as being shipped out of house to be animated.
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Thanks, Charles. Perhaps it was mistaken info.
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Speaking of Disney Saturday Morning shows I guess that ASIFA's going to have a TV shows reunion soon. Should be interesting.
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Actually Paul, I posted a notice concerning the event on the forums yesterday. Here's the link.
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Sorry, guys - I've been on a film.
To answer your question, I don't recall anything being outsourced until the Eisner management came on board.
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Thanks Mr. Fun. I figured I'd come to you since you are a long-time veteran of Disney.
Now the question is when will they stop outsourcing so much.
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- Coming off a disappointing performance two weeks ago in Charlotte, senior
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(Sotik, Kenya) bounced back in a big way as the Buccaneer runner placed second overall at the USC Upstate Invitational Saturday afternoon, located Milliken Research Park.
Ronoh captured his highest placement of the season after clocking in at 25:19 in the 8K race, which are the same grounds the 2010 Atlantic Sun Championships will be contested on in two weeks. Meanwhile, as Ronoh was returning to his top form, sophomore
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