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Originally posted by ozraves
well, i've always thought that recording studios should be next to bowling alleys and topless clubs...
04-02-2003 12:38 AM
Originally posted by ozraves
paintball??? i see the possibilities when mixed with bowling and topless dancing.![]()
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04-02-2003 11:36 AM
Originally posted by JMack@work
It supports Dolby Digital 5.1, no other system does.
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04-02-2003 12:05 PM
Originally posted by civil music
xbox. why?
HALO
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04-02-2003 12:44 PM
Originally posted by JMack@work
Speed,
I am not so sure how accurate that is to be honest.
My home theater is pretty damn nice, I have a Harmon Kardon AVR7000, Harmon Kardon DVD50 pushing an Infinity Modulus 5.1 speaker setup.
Keep in mind that that HK AVR supports DD5.1, Dolby Pro Logic as well as Logic 7.
Now, owning all 3 systems all that take advantage of one of the above. Their is no doubt in my mind that the sound my XB pushes from my theater is nothing short of amazing. The GC to me comes in second place with its Pro Logic voicing and the PS2 I feel doesnt even rate with the other two as far as sound goes. The Logic 7 is great, I agree, I am a big fan of it but I dont think the PS2 does it much justice.
If you were to play Splinter Cell useing DD5.1 you would easily see what I am saying here. It is mind boggling to say the least, the XB stands alone as far as sound goes and the proper placement of sound.
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04-02-2003 01:01 PM
Originally posted by JMack@work
It comes stock with a broadband adapter which would cost you more for another system, the PS2 does not even support broadband.
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