From: "Churchill, Guy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I'm confused, my Onkyo 828/901 combination (which was one of the first
receivers to get THX certification) has THX Theatre and THX Prologic
settings, plus THX Cinema re-eq on the AC3 stream. So how can it be that
THX has "nothing to do with processing"? <shrug>?
Sorry. I've apparently created some confusion. THX "settings" on electronic
gear DO apply special EQ settings. These settings are designed with the
intent of reproducing an EQ curve that is as close as possible to that
used/heard by the sound engineers in the mastering process. But that is the
limit of it. All I was trying to clarify in my original posts is that THX is
not some variant on surround sound encoding/decoding but IS all about trying
to establish certain standards for the "proper" reproduction of surround
sound in both theater and home listening environments.
Don C.
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