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Re: The Cooler

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In Reply to: Re: The Cooler posted by rico on January 26, 2004 at 09:42:08:

The sound was fine in our theater, though my wife occasionally missed part of a phrase. Nerve damage at certain frequencies, perhaps? I don't have great hearing, but can make out dialogue in almost any film. I'm just getting old, but have looked after my hearing pretty faithfully for the last 25 or so years (ear plugs, etc.). This is one of those things that can be a real pain in the ass when the sound hasn't been tweaked for intelligibility.
Just my guess.
Cheers,
Graham
"Blue meters, big watts. This must be Heaven!"

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Re: - rico 08:38:27 01/27/04 (1)
Poor dialog intelligebility, whether because of a theater's sound system or a poorly recorded film sound track (or both) is inexcusable given today's technology.
- Re: - carbonman 17:23:27 01/28/04 (0)
  I agree. It happens far too often. Repairing poor sound is what re-recording facilities are for.
  Cheers,
  Graham
  "Blue meters, big watts. This must be Heaven!"

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