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"The ideal would be to see a Sony SDDS film an an HPS-4000 theater."

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clarkjohnsen

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In Reply to: Best theater sound, best soundtrack process posted by Rico on November 16, 2003 at 13:33:46:

You are SO RIGHT!
Welcome aboard, kid. I've been saying this for six years, or so.
In Boston, where HPS-4000 originates, several theatres employ this superior sound system. One complex, the Framingham 14, has it in every house! Unfortunately, all but two of those lack another requisite: Stadium seating.
Both Las Vegas and Los Angeles heavily employ HPS-4000, and even brag about it in their ads. Nice!
But SDDS is by no means slated to be the winner of this war. Pity.
Now, to touch on a *very* unassimilated area of exhibition, the aforesaid Framingham (Boston) houses also employ Cinemecannica (Italy) projectors, the very finest IMHO.
Who knew?
clark

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Re: "The ideal would be to see a Sony SDDS film an an HPS-4000 theater." - rico 13:39:47 11/17/03 (2)
The Framingham complex has skilled projectionists as well. And I do believe that auditorium number five (or whatever the one just to the left of the concession stand is numbered) is John Allen's flagship venue, used to provide demos and to test HPS-4000 improvements.
- Quite right, and I've been there for some. - clarkjohnsen 14:22:14 11/17/03 (1)
  So you're local huh? Wanna get together sumtime? You seem to have a good head on your shoulders... 'Course I haven't seen the shoulders...
  clark
  PS Right now I'm in FL and ready to see lotsa flicks. Exhibition here is very decent.
  - Re: I WAS "local" - rico 17:06:11 11/17/03 (0)
    Now I've retired and moved to Cape Cod. And lovin' it here.

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