Okay, I have a THX-certified DTS disk and full-range (non-dipole) center and surrounds...

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Any chance I'd get full range content going to the rear channels ? I vaguely recall THX being a format which requires some nonsense about dipoles good at 80 Hz, but I could be wrong.
My (very dated) processor supports a "DTS THX" mode and a "DTS film" mode and I was wondering which might work better with my system ?
A cursory search didn't reveal any useful info so I thought I'd see if anybody recalls "stuff" off the top of their heads.

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Topic - Okay, I have a THX-certified DTS disk and full-range (non-dipole) center and surrounds... - oscar 20:31:04 11/13/05 (3)

full range selection - Joe Murphy Jr 12:21:43 11/19/05 (2)

Actually the question was whether the source would offer any content below 80 Hz - oscar 20:11:41 11/22/05 (1)

that's incorrect - Joe Murphy Jr 14:05:12 11/24/05 (0)

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