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In Reply to: Another review: I bought the superbit Desperado this weekend; it gets two thumbs up as well. posted by Audiophilander on October 14, 2001 at 21:24:10:

Hi,
agree with everything but the last bit. Not that I have hi-def or progressive scan. The whole disc is taken up by the movie; in order to add goodies, you would need to have a 2nd disc; which would jack the price up. I think it's dandy just the way it is. DTS is recorded at a significantly higher rate than DD, so it is not unusal for it to sound better. I think a lot of the sound quality lies in the production;in Dolby I have the Buena Vista Social Club dvd ( must see tv), and the sound and the music is wonderful, delicously lifelike. I saw a 38" RCA hi-def tv this weekend, it really was quite nice. Best Buy has a return for $2100. He said quite a few get it home, discover it has few inputs; and bring it back. Very tempting, sad to say it will be a couple before I join you in hi-def nirvana

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Topic - blackmail -or- how I came to buy the Superbit release of 5th Element - late 09:08:30 10/14/01 (6)

NO one knows what any of these things *really* look or sound like... - clarkjohnsen 09:27:14 10/16/01 (0)

Another review: I bought the superbit Desperado this weekend; it gets two thumbs up as well. - Audiophilander 21:24:10 10/14/01 (1)

four thumbs up - late 09:25:13 10/15/01 (0)

REVIEW: Superbit "The Fifth Element" - EdM 10:04:53 10/14/01 (2)

What if you don't have a $2000 TV - darkstar 05:24:30 10/15/01 (1)

I weep for your plight... - Elizabeth 05:43:25 10/18/01 (0)

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