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In Reply to: Re: Best DVD sound ever? posted by rico on July 23, 2004 at 07:09:45:
Inintelligible, I think the mix work best at the movie houses. Of course my Surround set up is perfectly done. And I prefer to hear with a phantom channel, and by a wide margin!
The same with me for the DTS issue. And even better with full rate.
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Have you switched in a center channel to see if the dialog improves?
!00x times...With different louspeakers. For more on this, read the latest TAS. ( About the use of a center for music )
I did read the article. I myself prefer straight stereo for music listening, unless of course the music is recorded in multi-channel
sound. I have all these matrix codecs on my pre/pro but as good as they are plain vanilla stereo stills sounds the most natural to me.
Well, actually I hear one demo for MC that was quite satisfying, but it was a seldom even. The main problem ssems to me this center channel, mostly badly mixed, and having some other problems, that make it like taken out of the context.
For certain type of music it seems to work, I have quite a few SACD 4 channel, and that can be effective.
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