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Re: Audio in the Movies

Posted by Rob Doorack (A) on August 24, 2001 at 11:58:50

In Reply to: Audio in the Movies posted by clarkjohnsen on August 24, 2001 at 06:52:03:

I recently encountered the HPS-4000 theater speaker system for the first time at the General Cinemas googleplex in Framingham, MA. I agree with Clark, it's very impressive. General Cinema even gives out a pamphlet on the sound system.

My all time favorite theater sound system though was the Cerwin - Vega "Sensurround" folded horns from the early 1970s. Somewhere I've got a spec sheet on those, I think they used 2 18" woofers in each cabinet driven by 750 watt or 1 kikowatt power amps. With the mouth extenders in place they were supposed to be able to reach to something like 5 Hz at 110 to 120 dB.

• HPS-4000 "High Performance Stereo" theater sound systems   (Open in New Window)

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