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In Reply to: first impressions of an "obsolete" technology posted by tonemaniac on October 30, 2005 at 15:46:32:
the DA takes time to warm up and settle in. At first the sound can be constricted and midrangy. I lined mine about 3/4 with ERS cloth to control box resonances and stray RF in the neighborhood. After a week I am blown away by how involving, seductive, interesting the better soundtracks are, Matrix Reloaded, Training Day, Hannibal Lecter stuff where the engineers knew what they were doing... the DA doesn't do to much for crappy reality tv sound, theres not a lot there to save from itself... the DA clearly and obviously unsnarls some form of damage done to the audio signal in the broadacast process. I haven't enjoyed watching (and listening) cable TV like this in years, although it was "correct"....
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