I think I'll set it to THX Ultra2, 7.1-Channel surround

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In Reply to: In what surround mode do you listen to the Super Bowl? posted by mitch4t on February 1, 2008 at 08:29:04:

I think Fox is the best of the major networks in terms of HD. They probably will use the center for the sportscasters calling the plays and the other speakers for stadium noises including crowd and officiation announcements. Should be good!

Usually I watch sports in "fake" multichannel stereo, with the front L/R speakers off so I don't need to run my tube amp and the sub off. But for special occasions I turn it all on.
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Topic - In what surround mode do you listen to the Super Bowl? - mitch4t 08:29:04 02/01/08 (8)

TV off nt - Duilawyer 14:23:59 02/02/08 (1)

LOL! nt - risabet 10:21:03 02/04/08 (0)

RE: In what surround mode do you listen to the Super Bowl? - usafwso 02:29:21 02/02/08 (1)

Me either (nt) - Jack G 13:11:14 02/02/08 (0)

5.1.... but if by myself, it'll be for a multichannel SACD in lieu of SB narrators. nt - oscar 21:27:20 02/01/08 (0)

Dubly 5.1 - Road Warrior 21:16:17 02/01/08 (0)

I think I'll set it to THX Ultra2, 7.1-Channel surround - Jazz Inmate 09:58:37 02/01/08 (0)

I assume it will be broadcast in surround. (nt) - Jack G 09:43:42 02/01/08 (0)

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I think I'll set it to THX Ultra2, 7.1-Channel surround - Jazz Inmate 09:58:37 02/01/08 (0)

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