1000X THE COLLEXION

This video is a demo that lets viewers experience the three spatial sound enhancement features built into "1000X THE COLLEXION": "360 Upmix for music," "cinema," and "game." 

Against a pitch-black background, a dark grey dummy head rotates slowly wearing Platinum 1000X THE COLLEXION headphones.

Animated sound waves flow towards the left and right sides of the headphones, expanding as the arrive at the headphones. The head zoom backwards and is enveloped completely in an immersive 360° sphere of sound. Sound pulses come from every direction—up, down, left, right. A title reads “360 Upmix” as the head rotates to be viewed, along with the fully-immersive soundwaves, from above. The camera zoom close to the headphones and the Upmix button is highlighted, emphasizing how easily you can switch between the three modes. 

The scene changes. With the main unit of "1000X THE COLLEXION" in the background, the text "Upmix for music" appears, and footage shows three musicians—a pianist, a guitarist, and a vocalist—recording in a studio-like space. Next, the same footage is shown with the text "Standard Stereo Audio," and the music is played in a regular stereo version. Then, with the text "360 Upmix for music," the 360 Upmix version of the music is played. 

The scene changes again. After the title "Upmix for cinema" is displayed, the video shows a woman training alone in what looks like a boxing gym. She strikes a punching bag on the right side, wraps her hands with bandages while saying, "I wanna be stronger," and then throws punches toward the camera, finishing with a powerful punch accompanied by the shout "Yaa!" This footage is also repeated with both standard stereo audio and the 360 Upmix version, allowing viewers to enjoy the differences in sound. 

Next is the "Upmix for game" scene. The game screen shows a first-person view of riding a horse and a third-person view of a man galloping through ruins. There's also a scene where the man and horse jump a large gap between the ruins. This gameplay is presented first with stereo audio, then with the "360 Upmix for game" version, so viewers can compare the difference in sound.