FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

NEURAL ANNOUNCES FIRST TWO RECIPIENTS OF NEURAL AUDIO "BROADCAST BRAIN" AT NAB 2004

Las Vegas, NV —April 17, 2004—Neural Audio, Corp. (www.neuralaudio.com), a leading provider of DSP (digital signal processing) solutions for the digital broadcast industry, today announced the first two recipients of the company’s new "Broadcast Brain," presented for significant contributions and "intelligent" decisions in the digital broadcast market. This year’s awards went to KBKS/KISS in Seattle, and to Harris Corporation, Broadcast Communications Division. KBKS/KISS is the first commercial HD Radio station in the U.S. to become fully 5.1 surround sound enabled. Harris Corporation has championed the development and adoption of digital TV and HD radio with its groundbreaking Harris’ NeuStar line of broadcast processors.

"This is our way of recognizing their contributions to the industry," commented Mark Seigle, EVP Marketing and Business Development. It’s due to the pioneering efforts of stations like KBKS/KISS, and individuals like Jim Hauptstueck and Harris Corporation, that the full benefits of digital broadcast can be realized.

About Neural Audio Corp.
Neural Audio, Corp. a privately owned company headquartered in Seattle, Washington, develops and licenses advanced neural algorithms for digital signal processing applications. Neural’s algorithms enable a higher quality listening experience, and deliver an increased data payload within a reduced bandwidth environment. Neural Audio’s customers and alliances include Harris Broadcast Corporation and XM Satellite Radio.

For more information, visit Neural Audio’s website at www.neuralaudio.com.

Contact:
Jackie Broo
Public Relations Coordinator
Neural Audio Corporation
11410 NE 122nd Way, Suite 100
Kirkland, WA 98034
425.814.3200 (Office), ext. 116
425.814.3204 (Fax)
513.304.9514 (Cell)
jackie@neuralaudio.com

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