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Lyle Romer
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 - posted 05-29-2007 04:39 PM      Profile for Lyle Romer   Email Lyle Romer   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
quote: Bobby Henderson
We're not getting any discrete 6.1 LPCM audio tracks in d-cinema either. It only seems to be for the home environment.

And the ironic part about that is that a discrete 6.1 system would make a far bigger difference in a large theater than in a typical home environment. The whole EX concept was developed to improve the "phantom rear" effect in large rooms.

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Mark Gulbrandsen
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 - posted 06-08-2007 10:13 PM      Profile for Mark Gulbrandsen   Email Mark Gulbrandsen   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
quote: Steve Guttag
Why repair a Sony than replace it? That is easy...because a FRB board is under a grand and a new CP650 (or even a Dolby alternative) is knocking in the 10-grand department, depending on the system and reader.

Steve,
Just so you know... Sony strikes again... there are no D/A boards available for the 3000's at this time and no delivery date for any frb's to be available as of a half week ago. Perhaps they developed "Dolby core syndrome" and no one returned the cores [Eek!] . About all one can do at this point in time is buy used 3000's to scrap out for the parts.

With no promised 3000 series sprockets delivered yet and on order since last November and no FRB D/A boards its becomming obvious that even Sony wishes SDDS would just go away. Indeed I will continue my practice of "lets replace it with a 650 so you can use it into the future".

Mark

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