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No argument for movies but .......

Posted by John C. - Aussie on June 10, 2008 at 07:13:49:
.... could be more important for opera, ballet etc. We shall see what eventuates.

But you describe run flat tyres well. In the BMW I had for a couple of days it did have unacceptable tyre noise and lacked the ride comfort/road handling poise compromise of the earlier tyred models. But I was highly impressed with the charged diesel engine - a real beauty which pulled with tremendous torque.

But we are way off topic!!! (but its fun)

Back on topic I went to a commercial theater earlier in the week to see the latest "Raiders" movie and came away unimpressed with the video & audio quality - the movie itself was ok. The home experience can now exceed that in the movie theater thanks to digital and HD (the home audio systems have been better for years despite lossy DD/DTS).

John

Sadly (or is it happily?) an incurable audio-video nutter with an indecent number of toys. Classical music forever!!!!