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[magnaman]

Sorry to sucker people into this thread like that

but has anyone tried this or better yet is it widely

known. Last night listening to Steely's Dan Two against

nature cd in the dark I went through the DSP's I never

use them but when party mode came on I was in disbelief

I tried it before and did not care for it. but last

night I just happen to hit the sweet spot that is only

about a foot wide. I expected to hear the same thing

from each speaker but not even close. the vocals was

upfront the rhythm guitar was off to the side lead

guitar was up front keyboards where off the the other

side and the cymbals flew all around the room like

you just reach out and touch one. the funny thing is

just move your head a couple of inches and it throws

the whole thing off.

For right now I think that I like this better than

the dd or dts off the dvd. I listend to the cd four

tmes in a row with speakers set to large and my svs

running alittle hot. I don't get it is room acoustics

playing a role in this is it a delay in the amp. or

how ears percive sound. but I expected to hear all

speakers play the same thing. I tried it with a few other cds but nearly as sweet I guess that is why it

is called the sweet spot. if anyone has tried this

before tell me what you think

ART

[badbob]

Dude, I've got to get the name of the 'mind-expanding' beer you drink!!

ROCK ON!

[magnaman]

I tried a bunch of cd's and they

all sound bad exept for steely dan

if some gets some free time on their

hands please try it. I think it must

of been recorded in Q sound or something

the beer helps but I don't think that is it.

ART