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Offline RW222

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Re: Why keep suffering?
« on: October 01, 2007, 07:09:36 PM »
Mine still does what it did when I thought it was worth spending 600 quid on (A1200+80MB HDD) and a bit more...

It's not like we had microsoft go bust on us and there's no one at the end of the phone to reactivate the OS anymore.  :crazy:

but.......


Damn I wish that Commodore UK management buyout had found a backer with deep pockets and worked out...
RW222: A1200 (early commodore) A1220 Turbo+4MB, A500x2.
 

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Re: Why keep suffering?
« Reply #1 on: October 03, 2007, 03:35:44 AM »
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Tomas wrote:

I wish they could just implement a button on all amps/recievers, so that people can choose themself if they want loud and flat sound instead of full dynamic range.


Yeah actually, I want such a button for opposite reasons, end up with too much dynamic range on DVDs for instance, so I have to turn the volume way up to hear what's happening in the quiet scenes, over the top of my mother in law rattling pans in the kitchen, or the cats crashing around, or neighbours mowing the lawn or whatever else, then all of a sudden there's an action scene and I'm blowing the windows and my eardrums out.

I'd appreciate dynamic range if I had a nice padded cell 1000ft underground in the middle of nowhere.

I guess CDs are made for people listening with headphones in noisy environments where you need a fairly constant volume level.
RW222: A1200 (early commodore) A1220 Turbo+4MB, A500x2.