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In Reply to: Re: It depends greatly on the film and how surround is used. posted by DWPC on January 4, 2007 at 09:52:12:
That's incompetent or stupid projectionists or theatehr owners, not surround sound per se. Many theaters play everything too loud, especielly trailers.Good surround adds to a movie, that's why there are three competing formats (Dolby, DTS, SDDS) and that's why film makrs use it. Since you have a pre 1980s' i.e., stereo) system for watching movies at home, are you really giving home theater surround a chance? Have you hear a properly set up home theater system showing a non car chase non explosion surround movie?
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- Re: It depends greatly on the film and how surround is used. - rico 12:36:41 01/04/07 (2)
- "pre 1980s stereo"!!!! - DWPC 14:46:02 01/04/07 (1)
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