bought a cd and a dvd-a today
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bought a cd and a dvd-a today
I purchased Ryan Adams - Gold on DVD-a. It sounds great. I also purchased the Maroon 5 - Songs about Jane. I played the dvd first, when I switched to the cd, I had to turn it down. I don't think it was the quality of the music maybe the recording setup. Either way I was pleased with the music of both........I was originally going to replace my oem system but now after a few days of playing with the settings, I am quite pleased with it.
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08-15-2004, 11:46 AM
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Originally Posted by kyle-wdp
I purchased Ryan Adams - Gold on DVD-a. It sounds great. I also purchased the Maroon 5 - Songs about Jane. I played the dvd first, when I switched to the cd, I had to turn it down. I don't think it was the quality of the music maybe the recording setup. Either way I was pleased with the music of both........I was originally going to replace my oem system but now after a few days of playing with the settings, I am quite pleased with it.
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08-15-2004, 12:07 PM
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Originally Posted by EggrollXpress61
THEY HAVE MAROON 5 ON DVD-A?!?!?!?!?!?!?!? OMG WHERE?! THEYRE ONE OF MY FAVORITE BANDS! OMG IM ABOUT TO PEE RIGHT THROUGH MY PANTS.
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08-15-2004, 07:16 PM
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I WISH Maroon 5 had a DVD-A. However, to clarify, I'd like to think that the original post said he bought a DVD-A AND a CD. The first one was DVD-A, and the second was an ordinary CD. PLEASE correct me if I'm wrong, I'd love to hear that band on DVD-A! 
08-15-2004, 08:44 PM
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Ryan Adams on dvd-a, Maroon 5 on CD. The cd rocks, the dvd-a is cool also, you can hear the moroccas in the background on the stage. You can close your eyes and picture where everyone in the studio is standing.....Pretty neat.
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Originally Posted by tlzx9
I WISH Maroon 5 had a DVD-A. However, to clarify, I'd like to think that the original post said he bought a DVD-A AND a CD. The first one was DVD-A, and the second was an ordinary CD. PLEASE correct me if I'm wrong, I'd love to hear that band on DVD-A!
awwwww......My bubble has been burst, lol
08-16-2004, 10:41 AM
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Regarding volume of DVD-A versus CD:
DVD-Audio is uncompressed, whereas CD's are compressed. So think about sound of live television (or television in surround sound) versus a commercial (compressed). The volume of the commercial is much higher due to compression.
Some people who listen to a lot of DVD-A music say that the TL system isn't loud enough, but in reality it's due to the greater dynamic range and uncompressed media.
DVD-Audio is uncompressed, whereas CD's are compressed. So think about sound of live television (or television in surround sound) versus a commercial (compressed). The volume of the commercial is much higher due to compression.
Some people who listen to a lot of DVD-A music say that the TL system isn't loud enough, but in reality it's due to the greater dynamic range and uncompressed media.
08-16-2004, 10:55 AM
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Originally Posted by lindros2
Regarding volume of DVD-A versus CD:
DVD-Audio is uncompressed, whereas CD's are compressed. So think about sound of live television (or television in surround sound) versus a commercial (compressed). The volume of the commercial is much higher due to compression.
Some people who listen to a lot of DVD-A music say that the TL system isn't loud enough, but in reality it's due to the greater dynamic range and uncompressed media.
DVD-Audio is uncompressed, whereas CD's are compressed. So think about sound of live television (or television in surround sound) versus a commercial (compressed). The volume of the commercial is much higher due to compression.
Some people who listen to a lot of DVD-A music say that the TL system isn't loud enough, but in reality it's due to the greater dynamic range and uncompressed media.
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