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Topic: SR in Mono
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Mark Lensenmayer
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Posts: 1605
From: Upper Arlington, OH
Registered: Sep 1999
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posted 07-14-2002 05:53 PM
I heard a very bad presentation today, and I'm trying to figure out what they did. The picture was the Dye-Transfer print of FUNNY GIRL, which I believe is DTS/DD/SDDS-8(?) and SR. What I heard was very compressed, slightly distorted and definitely mono, with a sharp roll-off cutting off most of the high frequencies. Is this what SR would sound like on a mono system? Boston Light and Sound did some work on this theatre (Ohio Theatre, a 4,000 seat restored movie palace) in 1996 and, according to their web site, put in a CP-200. Sure didn't sound like any processing was going on at all. To make things even worse, one of the machines had a terrible flutter that could be easily heard in the instrumental sections. The terrible sound really spoiled this for me. The dye-transfer print was beautiful, BUT, it sure looked like Ms. Streisand was photographed through some slight filter, because when she was on-screen the picture was slightly clouded, but it cleared up completely when she wasn't there.
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