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Joe Redifer
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posted 01-01-2002 06:58 PM

Ken,

Yet even more, DTS-ES has a digital EQ and the DOLBY-SA10 has an analog EQ. The SA10 doesn't have too many frequency bands to fiddle with on the EQ. I can't remember if DTS-ES is the same or if it has more bands to fiddle with.

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