Ghost in the Shell SE - DTS defective?
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Ghost in the Shell SE - DTS defective?
I have the new Manga release of Ghost in the Shell SE and can hear little, if anything, coming out of my subwoofer when I play either DTS tracks. The Dolby EX mixes are absolutely fine.
I have a high-end Yamaha receiver set up to THX specs (80 Hz) crossover - speakers set to large.
Has anyone else had trouble with this title?
I have a high-end Yamaha receiver set up to THX specs (80 Hz) crossover - speakers set to large.
Has anyone else had trouble with this title?
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I thought the mixes were fairly close. The DD5.1 seemed to have a tad more bass but the DTS seemed to have a fuller sound overall.
Of course there are 2 DTS6.1 tracks, 2 DD5.1 tracks and 4 DD2.0 tracks. That's a lot of audio!
Of course there are 2 DTS6.1 tracks, 2 DD5.1 tracks and 4 DD2.0 tracks. That's a lot of audio!
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Originally Posted by TomOpus
I thought the mixes were fairly close. The DD5.1 seemed to have a tad more bass but the DTS seemed to have a fuller sound overall.
Of course there are 2 DTS6.1 tracks, 2 DD5.1 tracks and 4 DD2.0 tracks. That's a lot of audio!
Of course there are 2 DTS6.1 tracks, 2 DD5.1 tracks and 4 DD2.0 tracks. That's a lot of audio!
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I've tried on three different players - Sony, Pioneer, and a Toshiba. The problem exists with every one of them. If I switch back and forth between the DTS and the Dolby EX tracks the difference is like night and day. There's definitely something wrong with the DTS sub track. I even tried a second receiver, a Kenwood, and observed exactly the same thing. I'm amazed no one has picked up on this in the reviews.