MrKazador

That's interesting, i would of thought that down mixing especially to mono would pretty much ruin the audio file and not give an accurate result. why would it not do that?

A receiver does pretty much the same thing, redirects all (5 or 7 channels) the low frequencies to the lfe (mono).

I was just wondering - has anyone bought the Interstellar soundtrack CD? 

 

I picked it up the other day and am impressed with the dynamic range on it - I can play it at something like -10 as the quiet bits are so quiet, yet the loud bits are LOUD!

 

My trusty radioshack SPL meter seems to vary between around high-50s dB in the quiet bits (my noisefloor with the noisiest amp in the world in the room lol) to around 91dB, seemingly (when played at -15MV and all settings as audyssey set them).

 

I'd love to see some hard data on it!  (I wish I had more time so I could learn speclab, but I'm struggling enough with REW... lol)

http://www.avsforum.com/forum/113-subwoofers-bass-transducers/1333462-new-master-list-bass-movies-frequency-charts-635.html#post29421545

What about Inside (2007)?

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0856288/

There is a scene in that movie that is like OHF monument.

The movie is pretty bad but the lfe was good.

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