Re: PIC: TIE Fighter
From Randy Gardner <ran...@slip.net>
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· 25 Oct 1997 00:00 · View full thread
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Veronica Karlsson wrote: > > The most annoying thing about digital sound is that after being > > deafened by the "this theatre has digital sound" boasting shown > > before every film, it's impossible to hear the first half of the > > actual movie because of the persistant ringing in one's ears. God, I *HATE* THX sound! __________ ____ ____ ___ ___ /________ /| /__ /|/__ /| /__/\ /__/ |__ __|/ | | || | | \ \ \/ / | | | | |/_| | | \ \/ / | | | | __ | | ) ( \ | | | | | || | | / /\ \ \ |__|/ |__|/ |__|/ /__/ \__\/ S U C K S I have always had *VERY* sensitive hearing, and I litterly have my hands over my ears, and/or wear earplugs while watching. To give you an idea of my hearing, I have had to remove all dimmer switches from my house (I can hear the PWM), not-used many TVs (I can hear the flyback transformer), stopped useing a couple of electronic timers (I can hear the small amount of current the gate switches let through when not beeping), and many other problems. As you can see, I much rather prefer to go to the older, non-THX theaters. -- --ran...@slip.net --Randy Gardner
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X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII-7-bit X-Google-Thread: f996b,c52924636947462f X-Google-Attributes: gidf996b,public From: Randy Gardner <ran...@slip.net> Subject: Re: PIC: TIE Fighter Date: 1997/10/25 Message-ID: <345...@slip.net>#1/1 X-Deja-AN: 285021892 References: <01bcb59b$3c4bf320$LocalHost@atkins> <345...@umit.maine.edu> <01bce0c2$22c14520$c8f89bce@default> <345...@on.spammer> <345...@freent.toronto.on.ca> <345...@on.spammer> Organization: The large stack method (CEO: Rsoft) Reply-To: ran...@slip.net Newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
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