HyperSound® HSS 3000 is an innovative, highly directional ultrasonic sound speaker. Unlike traditional loudspeakers, it is a parametric speaker that allows you to create a precise sound beam. This speaker creates a directional sound that provides independent audio zones without sound bleed. It is an extremely focused audio technology that means sound where you want it.
Sleek and lightweight
Eliminates traditional sound noise
Creates highly directional sound-tight audio zones without sound bleed
Produces a 3D audio effect
Multiple mounting options and easy to install
Design immersive, engaging experiences and increases dwell time
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Hypersound Directional Speakers
Hypersound Installation Training Video
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Specifications
Speaker dimensions: 12 1/2” x 6 3/8” x 2 1/8”
Amplifier dimensions: 6 1/4” x 6 3/4” x 1 7/8”
Power Supply: Input 100V-240V 50/60 Hz / Output 30V DC @1.5A
Weight: 7 1/2” Pounds (Complete 2 Speaker System)
Operating temperature: 10°C to 40°C (50°F to 104°F)
Storage temperature: -20°C to 50°C (-4°F to 122°F)
Operating humidity range: 0 to 95% (non-condensing)
Storage humidity range: 0 to 95% (non-condensing)
Max audio SPL output: (per emitter) 100dB @ 1.5kHz/2 meters
Impedance: 10k Ohms
Max input for max output: 160mVrms per channel
Ultrasonic speaker type: HyperSound proprietary, patented and patent-pending monolithic film transducer
Frequency response: 300Hz to 18kHz
Carrier frequency: Proprietary in the range of 40kHz
Amplifier type: Customized Class D digital
Amplifier power output: 15 Watts
In The Box
1 (mono system) or 2 HyperSound Speakers (White or Black)
Set of 7’ Red & Black Speaker Cables With Banana Connectors
A: If the site is small we recommend installing the speaker pointing directly down towards the floor, creating a smaller sound footprint, and reducing the reflective area.
Q: How wide is the beam of sound? A: Dispersion is extremely tight (1% at 3 meters), both horizontal and vertical, over the size of the speaker (6.38" x 12.49")
Q: Can I use the HyperSound Speakers with any amplifier? A: No. The HyperSound Amplifier has proprietary digital signal processing circuitry. That produces a composite ultrasonic/sonic waveform which is amplified and sent to the speakers
Q: Can the speakers be connected in series or parallel with each other? A: No. The HyperSound Amplifier has two channels. Each channel is designed to drive a single HyperSound Speaker, for a total of 2 speakers per amplifier. The two channels on the amplifier are separate and can be used for stereo audio or two completely separate audio sources
Q: How far can the speaker be from the amplifier? A: The HyperSound Speakers each come with a 6' cable. The maximum speaker wire length is 140'
Q: What is unique about the speakers? A: The HSS-3000 HyperSound directional speakers are not like standard speakers. The audio travels in a narrow ultrasonic beam with very little dispersion depending on the environment. The SPL of the Speakers is 100dB @ 1.5kHz / 2 meters. This means at 2 meters the maximum output is 100dB measured with a 1.5kHz audio signal being played.
Q: Can I use any amplifier with these speakers? A: The amplifier uses patented Digital Signal Processing to create the modulated ultrasonic audio that the HyperSound Speaker requires to operate. You can not use another amplifier with the speakers.
Q: How long are the wires that come with the speakers and can I use my own? A: The speakers come with 6' wires. You can use longer wires as long as they do not add impedance.
Q: Can I use a pre-amp if the volume is too low? A: Yes, if the volume level is too low with the source of the audio at maximum level, I would suggest using a pre-amplifier or headphone amplifier between the audio source device and the HyperSound Amplifier. Then you will adjust the audio level on the pre-amplifier or headphone amplifier to get a louder output from the HyperSound speaker.
Here is a link to a Behringer HA400 headphone amplifier that has been used successfully in the past.
If you use the Behringer HA400 be aware it has 1/4" input and output connectors so you will need adapter connectors like this to use 1/8" or 3.5mm wires to connect your source and the HyperSound Amplifier to it.
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HyperSound® HSS 3000 is an innovative, highly directional ultrasonic sound speaker. Unlike traditional loudspeakers, it is a parametric speaker that allows you to create a precise sound beam. This speaker creates a directional sound that provides independent audio zones without sound bleed. It is an extremely focused audio technology that means sound where you want it.
Sleek and lightweight
Eliminates traditional sound noise
Creates highly directional sound-tight audio zones without sound bleed
Produces a 3D audio effect
Multiple mounting options and easy to install
Design immersive, engaging experiences and increases dwell time
Hypersound Directional Speakers
Hypersound Installation Training Video
Specifications
Speaker dimensions: 12 1/2” x 6 3/8” x 2 1/8”
Amplifier dimensions: 6 1/4” x 6 3/4” x 1 7/8”
Power Supply: Input 100V-240V 50/60 Hz / Output 30V DC @1.5A
Weight: 7 1/2” Pounds (Complete 2 Speaker System)
Operating temperature: 10°C to 40°C (50°F to 104°F)
Storage temperature: -20°C to 50°C (-4°F to 122°F)
Operating humidity range: 0 to 95% (non-condensing)
Storage humidity range: 0 to 95% (non-condensing)
Max audio SPL output: (per emitter) 100dB @ 1.5kHz/2 meters
Impedance: 10k Ohms
Max input for max output: 160mVrms per channel
Ultrasonic speaker type: HyperSound proprietary, patented and patent-pending monolithic film transducer
Frequency response: 300Hz to 18kHz
Carrier frequency: Proprietary in the range of 40kHz
Amplifier type: Customized Class D digital
Amplifier power output: 15 Watts
In The Box
1 (mono system) or 2 HyperSound Speakers (White or Black)
Set of 7’ Red & Black Speaker Cables With Banana Connectors
A: If the site is small we recommend installing the speaker pointing directly down towards the floor, creating a smaller sound footprint, and reducing the reflective area.
Q: How wide is the beam of sound? A: Dispersion is extremely tight (1% at 3 meters), both horizontal and vertical, over the size of the speaker (6.38" x 12.49")
Q: Can I use the HyperSound Speakers with any amplifier? A: No. The HyperSound Amplifier has proprietary digital signal processing circuitry. That produces a composite ultrasonic/sonic waveform which is amplified and sent to the speakers
Q: Can the speakers be connected in series or parallel with each other? A: No. The HyperSound Amplifier has two channels. Each channel is designed to drive a single HyperSound Speaker, for a total of 2 speakers per amplifier. The two channels on the amplifier are separate and can be used for stereo audio or two completely separate audio sources
Q: How far can the speaker be from the amplifier? A: The HyperSound Speakers each come with a 6' cable. The maximum speaker wire length is 140'
Q: What is unique about the speakers? A: The HSS-3000 HyperSound directional speakers are not like standard speakers. The audio travels in a narrow ultrasonic beam with very little dispersion depending on the environment. The SPL of the Speakers is 100dB @ 1.5kHz / 2 meters. This means at 2 meters the maximum output is 100dB measured with a 1.5kHz audio signal being played.
Q: Can I use any amplifier with these speakers? A: The amplifier uses patented Digital Signal Processing to create the modulated ultrasonic audio that the HyperSound Speaker requires to operate. You can not use another amplifier with the speakers.
Q: How long are the wires that come with the speakers and can I use my own? A: The speakers come with 6' wires. You can use longer wires as long as they do not add impedance.
Q: Can I use a pre-amp if the volume is too low? A: Yes, if the volume level is too low with the source of the audio at maximum level, I would suggest using a pre-amplifier or headphone amplifier between the audio source device and the HyperSound Amplifier. Then you will adjust the audio level on the pre-amplifier or headphone amplifier to get a louder output from the HyperSound speaker.
Here is a link to a Behringer HA400 headphone amplifier that has been used successfully in the past.
If you use the Behringer HA400 be aware it has 1/4" input and output connectors so you will need adapter connectors like this to use 1/8" or 3.5mm wires to connect your source and the HyperSound Amplifier to it.
