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pat benatar live dvd audio

Posted by Ben Van Dyk on June 7, 2008 at 22:22:19:
I know this post dont belong here.But it has video sorda.this is 1 of the worst dvd audio I own.
rears are echo city. I was so mad at this disc I bought another from ebay.Its made the same way.Im playing it in the 7.1 terrible sounding. I turned on the 5.1 zone 2 is feeding te 5.1 now it sounds like A regular dvd audio.the front speakers are working the front & rear.I cant hear that dreadful echo.

I wonder if the 3 tenors would help with this set up.Those are the worst 2 I have.If you look at the dvd audio disc set-up the rears are closer than the fronts.I think dvd video is the same.I think this is wrong,if the discs were made right it dont matter. but most video discs have reverb & not much singing in the rears.ps Im happy because any disc I play if I dont like the way it sounds,I now can make it sound better now.