Originally posted by sraber:
I own a set of Klipsch computer speakers that carry a THX logo. I can't imagine listening to a movie through them and at the same time feel that I'm getting a better "theater experience" than I would in my "Outlaw controlled" theater in the basement. Not apples to apples, I know.
If you know that's not an apples to apples comparison, why did you make it? THX certification for computer speakers is completely different from their certification for home theatre speakers. Have you compared your Klipsch computer speakers to non-THX certified computer speakers around the same price range? If so, do the Klipsch sound like crap in comparison?
Originally posted by Cliff Watson:
Creative Labs sound cards.
What's crappy about Creative Labs sound cards? Do they sound really crappy compared to non-THX sound cards?
Originally posted by sluggo:
Give a listen to the Kenwood unit that goes for about $350. I'd like to know if anyone else is as unimpressed with its soundstage as was I.
What makes the Kenwood unit crap compared to other $350 receivers? Do other similarly priced non-THX receivers throw a significantly better soundstage?
Originally posted by Keta:
THX certified speaker wire from Monster seems marketing driven.
This makes THX wire crap? Is it that much worse than other wire? Are other brand-name wire products not market driven?
Folks, I'm not trying to be flippant. There seems to be very, very strong opinions amongst some of us that THX is crap. I'd really like to know how horrible these THX products sound versus non-THX products in the same category. So far no one has explained
what makes these THX products crappy compared to their non-THX counterparts.
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