i am researching the dennon receivers right now. so i'll post once i have
more info. they make 2 that are very interesting one is in the $2,000 range
and the other is in the $3,000 range.
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Ah yeah, sound bars. I don't really believe in thoughs. You nead all 5
speakers or 7 speakers there's no way out of it if you want the true
thing.
Even the companion 5 ones I'm using are just 2 speakers and supposedly
they
are 5.1. Fake 5.1 is what they are, exaggerated stereo is what it is. Nop,
sorry, you need all the speakers if you want the true experience. So you
have to choose, a pretty living room whith no wires every ware, or the
true
theater experience. Maybe it's just me, but that's why I think they came
out
with these kinds of things to start with. But anyways. That's for another
thread. That's beyond the point of this one.
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This has been a good thread, I think; but I heard that Yamaha has a
compact
surround sound that's 5.1, but it all comes out of one speaker. That's
hard
to believe, unless all those chanels get wrapped inside the equipment? It
has all the settings it has on mine, and I believe it costs $1400. I
probably paid $11 or $1200 for mine, and the total wattage is 100. Now
Bose has something called Accustomass receiver. That's supposed to have
surround sound too. I heard it once, and I thought it sounded pretty good
for it's size. It costs $1400. It has the array in the middle front
with
speakers in it, I assume, and they said on t their website that the sides
are Gemstone speakers. I'm not sure what they are. Beelieve it or not.
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Yeah, he's right from what I've heard too. Don't forget though I'm
talking channals. So, how would one pan al of these and assign them to
all these speakers? Until that's figured out, I don't get the point of
having so many speakers. I mean, there already are disagreements about
7.1 being done right or at all, there are no 9.2 movies yet. But yeah
any ways, I'm just wandering is all.
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Well I think I heard once that in a recording studio, there's at least
16 tracks that are recorded. I talked to a fellow I know who makes
music from time to time, and he said that there's no limits to how
many tracks that can be recorded in a piece. I think it makes sense
to me.
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Well, to be honest, maybe I'm wrong, but I think that to really
replicate your hearing you would have to do 13.1. In other words,
have high frunts like you do, high sides, and high rears. I mean, you
hear things from above too right? But they would have to figure out
how to pan things vertically straight up or down. Which would also
mean more audio tracks as well. I don't know does this sound right or
what?
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right now i'm running a 9.2 setup. theres front high channels and
rear center channels then your effect channels. the sound quality is
dependent upon the dvd. if you want to test a system. the roy orbison
dvd called black white night is beyond amazing. you hear sounds from
every speaker/channel, the regular dvd as well as the blu ray is just
beyond amazing. if you love that type of music thats a must to have.
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Interesting. I'll have to listen to it my self I guess. We'll see.
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Whether there are discrete separate channels or merely reassigned
portions, it still gives a slightly more immersive sound.
They are now offering 7.2 channels with some receivers. I think the
second speaker in back sits up higher to again give more depth and
location signature. I haven't heard such a set up to tell though.
Even with my old 5.1 disks, the sound seems fuller even if it's not
really.
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Ah okay then. Cool. I would be using BDs though. I guess the point
of what those guys say is as follows. Let's take Jurrasic Park for
an example. We all know the movie was recorded in 5.1, there fore
there are only 5 different files assigned to the 5 different
speakers. They didn't really add anything new assignments for the 2
extra, so I guess what they are saying even with your example is you
are hearing the same thing you've always heard out of the 2 side
speakers I guess it would be, but now from the back too?
I
don't know, like I have said, I haven't really experienced this my
self.
My
friend who has a 7.1 system lives too far to just say, let's go over
to Tims and see what's true and what's not. But what I'm saying is,
I don't know, maybe I should consider a 7.1 system if it is true
and then I do miss out on stuff. I don't know. If any of you have
heard a
7.1 movie, please let me know either here or off list if it really
true, or if it's just marketing hipe like those guys say.
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hi, right now i am running a onkyo 9.2 system and the extra speakers
are clearly worth it. if a dvd isnt 7.1 or 9.2 recorded, the
receivers can convert to whatever format your running. the sound is
absolutely amazing.
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Sent: Thursday, March 01, 2012 9:44 AM
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Actually, I've been paying attention to this thread too, because
even though I really like Bose, I too have been looking at what
Onkyo and Yamaha have and what others may have because Bose doesn't
do 7.1 surround sound. As you may or may not know, there are a lot
of Blu-Rays that are 7.1 channaled.
Now
some people have said that it's foney, in other words there's no
true
7.1 surround sound, but I haven't heard it myself to be truly sure
if it is fake or not. I would also think that if it were fake,
people wouldn't hav it.
Wouldn't people say something about it? Because then it would
really mean like those people that insist it's fake say, that
you're buying
2 more speakers for nothing.
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On Behalf Of Norma A. Boge
Sent: Thursday, March 01, 2012 8:58 AM
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Subject: AV Receivers with accessible web interface
Hi Dane,
Thanks for the info on the Denon AVR. I had looked at Yamaha and
Onkyo but will definitely see what the Denon offerings are.
Best,
Norma
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