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In Reply to: Dolby Pro-Logic II posted by rico on March 29, 2004 at 10:02:55:
It takes a while to fine tune DPLII, and get used to it, but now I have it always on, CDs and all...
Antonio Melo Ribeiro
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Well, it certainly helps many stereo recordings but it ain't as good as real MCH.
Many discs have a superior PCM track, so I prefer DPLII with those instead of the MCH track...
Antonio Melo Ribeiro
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Live at open theater east...
Antonio Melo Ribeiro
Label? Anything classical?
Cammon, you can look that up in the net, I bet there aren´t more with the same tittle... ;)Some Opera DVDs also sound better in PCM, actually it happens more with Jazz and Opera DVDs...
Usually Rock and Pop dont have PCM tracks anyway, or they just have PCM, like Dire Straits "Sultans of swing", a couple of Maddona´s with videos, for instance...
Antonio Melo Ribeiro
Thanks for the information. ;-) As for the classical (lack of) suggestions, I was hoping for something specific.My experience with DPL II on the Fosgate FAP V1 is that I preferred the discrete SACD or DVD-A MCH over the DPL in every instance I tried. DPL was great with stereo-only sources and those specifically encoded for it.
I was wondering why the questions, now I think I understand, I dont have DVD-A or SACD, I am only comparing with DTS and DD 5.1, also, PCM is not always superior...I am not home, so I cannot check the exact DVDs, but there is another from Miles Davies that has a fantastic PCM 24 bits track + DD 5.1
Antonio Melo Ribeiro
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