The Good News Everyone here is invited over to my home theater for a killer demo.

The Bad News I will only be playing test tones consisting of sine waves, pink noise, and warble tones.

No pain, No gain.

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The Soundhound Theater

that isnt what i would consider to be a "killer" demo, but, no surprise here, i wouldnt be attending anyway...

the only bonus would be that one wouldnt have to be there as long as it takes to watch a whole movie.

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May you live in interesting times.....



[This message has been edited by soundhound (edited September 24, 2004).]

Curegeorg is certainly entitled to his opinion and, in some ways, I partially agree with him.

But I have to call you out on the arrogant and rude way that you communicate in this thread and throughout this board. It's quite inappropriate and not consistent with the civil way other board members express themselves.

sorry to offend you. i think that i have toned it down quite a bit over the last months, but that is mainly because i havent seen much to talk about.... forgive my passion, and dont confuse it with arrogance.

I don't think many are confusing your passion with your arrogance.

I wish I'd said that....

:p

Has anyone else watched "Man On Fire" with Denzel Washington? My center channel is set 3-5 notches higher than it should be relative to the other channels so I don't wake the dead and be able to hear everything said, but there are some mood setting bass beats in there that still dominated the scene!

Just thought of something, part of it could be due to the bass being redirected from the center channel. That might still come through at the same level as the center. We were still surprised.

I actually just finished watching it earlier today. I had the volume at a fairly tame level (-25dB or so), but the soundtrack is remarkable. It's also got a great score - including some of the really quirky stuff, like the music on the car radio during the first interrogation.

How about the pre-title intro to Hellboy?

There was the scene after the portal is opened and a lightstand is sucked in. On the other side of the portal you see the stand float past a huge object. The bass was making everything in my living room vibrate like crazy. There's some pretty low stuff in there!