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Originally Posted by Sycho
i think i found a perfectly logical reason for this so called "airiness".
The Dolby digital track is typically the theatrical master, which is meant to be played in a theater, with multiple loudspeakers playing back the same sound, creating a more "open" sound-field.
when transfered to home video the same master is used, and if played back in your home, only one (maybe two) loudspeakers used, creating a void between the mains and the rears.
the dts track on the other hand is remix, probably with only one or two loud speakers for each rear, then the "void" is taken in account, thus there in no void.
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I think your wrong son.
Why do I think you're wrong....well...because! The "air" is what I and others hear that seperates DD from DTS.....the "air" is what makes it cool to
my ears.
Sorry.....I got a load on.....but man oh man...when are you gonna give up and just accept the fact that some shit sounds better to some even though it "shouldn't" by your repetitive attempts at explaining why it shouldn't?
Sorry man...I mean that...but for crying out loud. If most people like "A" why should "B" be shoved down there throats when it's the "ears" that "hear"????
Forgive me son...it's Sunday, it's 20:00 and I haven't eaten, yet I have "consumed".
Take care dude, you're a smart kid...that I don't doubt. Honest.
