MattG Posted August 10, 2002 Share Posted August 10, 2002 While I was in the store looking at purchasing this disk, I read the back and noticed that it said Seven Bridges Road was in DTS. It didn't say anything about the rest of the DVD being in DTS or even DD. I was hoping those of you who own it could enlighten me about this. I would really like to det it if it has some sort of 5.1 encoding. Matthew ------------------ Denon 3802 RC-3 center RF-3 mains RS-3 rear & surrounds(4) Panasonic DVD-RV26 Denon DCM3700 CD changer Fisher 27" TV Klipsch Quintets (6) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mikekid Posted August 10, 2002 Share Posted August 10, 2002 Get the DTS 5.1 version. It will say "DTS 5.1" across the top of the DVD case. The Seven bridges road is in DTS 5.1 sound only...no video. You will like it a LOT! Take care Mike This message has been edited by Mikekid on 08-10-2002 at 08:05 PM Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Audible Nectar Posted August 10, 2002 Share Posted August 10, 2002 I'll bet it's DTS. On my copy, the DTS logo is on the bottom center back of the case. Makes no mention of it on the front, though. Wonderful audio mix on this one - every home theater with DTS should have a copy. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mike Lindsey Posted August 11, 2002 Share Posted August 11, 2002 It's my reference DVD for music. Seven Bridges Road in DTS is pretty special. Five discrete voices coming out of the 5 different channels is very impressive indeed... Mike ------------------ My Music Systems Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jtkinney Posted August 15, 2002 Share Posted August 15, 2002 I picked it up the other day and got to listen to it last night, while the family was away. Very nice. I listened with the current HT system (LaScalas, Synergy and Reference). Cant wait to hear with the K-horns front and LaScalas rear. As a side note, that was the first time I remember hearing Joe Walsh speaking. Is that what too many years of sex/drugs/rock & roll will do? ------------------ Jim Family Room: 1979 La Scalas (mains), SF-2 Center (pair), RS-3 Surrounds, RC-3 Rear Center, KSW-10 Subs (pair) Yamaha RX-V1 Reciever, Yamaha CDC-655 CD Player, Toshiba SD-1200 DVD, Toshiba TN50X81 50" HDTV Living Room: Yamaha RX-V590, 1978 Klipschorns Mainsc>s> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
edwardre Posted August 15, 2002 Share Posted August 15, 2002 Jim....I too heard this (DTS) for the first time the other night while the family was away so I could 'do it justice' with my Khorn fronts, Belle center and Cornwall rears. I can only imagine what La Scala's would sound like back there! I found the DTS quality to be excellent. Lots of detail. However, I found the concert material itself to be a wee bit 'tame' for my taste. The 'unplugged' ballad-type repertoire is ok, but I would have preferred for equal time for the old 'plug it in and let'er rip' tunes. But then, at the risk of incurring the wrath of other members.....perhaps the 'paced' approach IS a function of 'too many years of s/d & r&r'. Now if you really want to see how melted too many years of non-stop partying will produce...look no further than Ozzie. As a diehard Sabbath fan, it is painful for me. BTW - I have to say that although the DTS HFO DVD is steller, the Hotel CA DVD-Audio blows it away in qualifying as reference material. IMHO. ------------------ Ed Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mikekid Posted August 15, 2002 Share Posted August 15, 2002 "BTW - I have to say that although the DTS HFO DVD is steller, the Hotel CA DVD-Audio blows it away in qualifying as reference material. IMHO." You are right! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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