Post by MusicHead on May 11, 2015 13:50:42 GMT -5
Besides the "artistic" merits of the movie, which may or may not be liked by everyone, it seems like this BD might well be a pretty good stress test for our systems 
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www.avsforum.com/forum/113-subwoofers-bass-transducers/1984866-instersteller-bass-warning.html
I can tell by experience that the first few minutes, with the movie going from quiet scenes of a few characters speaking interview-style (hence only dialogs from the center channel) to the multi-channel mayhem of the aircraft sounding like is breaking apart, scared the living daylight out of me, for fear that I was going to blow my speakers... And I just have a Fusion 8100 and full range speakers with no sub.
If nothing else I had further confirmation of the dynamic capabilities of the 8100, the little AVR that could
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I recall years ago an audio magazine routinely including a spectral analysis of the CDs they would review every month. However, I had never seen a similar analysis about a movie, although is no rocket science and I am sure Interstellar is not the first to be so evaluated.
:www.avsforum.com/forum/113-subwoofers-bass-transducers/1984866-instersteller-bass-warning.html
I can tell by experience that the first few minutes, with the movie going from quiet scenes of a few characters speaking interview-style (hence only dialogs from the center channel) to the multi-channel mayhem of the aircraft sounding like is breaking apart, scared the living daylight out of me, for fear that I was going to blow my speakers... And I just have a Fusion 8100 and full range speakers with no sub.
If nothing else I had further confirmation of the dynamic capabilities of the 8100, the little AVR that could
.I recall years ago an audio magazine routinely including a spectral analysis of the CDs they would review every month. However, I had never seen a similar analysis about a movie, although is no rocket science and I am sure Interstellar is not the first to be so evaluated.
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