Sony SRS-X33 Low-poly 3D model

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The high-quality low-poly 3D model Sony SRS-X33 used in various fields such as game development, advertising, interior design, motion picture art, and visualization has many benefits. It's available in four colors: black, red, blue, and white. The model is based on ortho-photos of the real speaker, making all its details highly authentic. This 3D model stands out for being extremely easy to use due to several reasons. Firstly, it consists of a single mesh which reduces the strain on your system's resources. Furthermore, it has only one material, simplifying its implementation and compatibility across different renderers. Regardless of what rendering tool you choose to utilize, this high-poly model always looks incredibly realistic thanks to the quality of its photo-textures, all at a high resolution. The low-polygon count, coupled with detailed textures, makes for efficient 3D graphics production without compromising on quality. This setup can produce stunning visuals even up close. All versions of this 3D model, whether they are colored or not, use only one material assigned with photo-textures, providing a uniform and realistic appearance across the entire design. To add to the advanced realism, various other textures like Specular, Glossiness, Bump, and Emission for luminescent parts (like screens, indicators, etc.) have been used. Specifically, we've set the Bump Multiplier in Maya Software materials or V-Ray MTL materials to 0.1 - 0.2 to achieve a satisfactory bump depth. For further customization and realism, reflective and dispersing capacities of various areas are provided by setting different values for Specular and Glossiness maps across these elements, giving off an effect akin to using multiple materials without needing additional textures. The main textures amount to 5 high-resolution photo-textures, each with a square resolution of 3000 pixels in .png format, including the original file in .PSD format. Beyond the standard main set of 5 textures for each color version of this model, there are 5 extra diffuse and specular textures. This wide range offers designers greater versatility without additional software to process or install more materials on their own part; saving you more resources and money at last cost. This 3D Sony SRS-X33 model has been developed within the powerful computer-aided 3d design (CAAD) program "Maya 2009" in full centimeter scale real-world units, ensuring correct proportions. Parts are correctly labeled making it an extremely accessible design asset when implemented as part of larger models due to detailed itemized description that includes their function inside each assembly and also named parts themselves - the perfect model that could give users easy use during project implementations even when there was one piece that was broken from the source but not easily noticed in final 3D images after export for a given game.