Captain America has pissed me off

[TitaniumTroy]

Wow, in that pic of he "who shall not be named" is he trying to lick his subwoofer? Whatever, great pic of the Krazy one thanks for posting it, I don't think I have seen it before.

 

[Huey]

I think you need to have all your subwoofers taken away and all the bass below 50Hz EQ'ed out of your system for 90 days. You need to watch hundreds of movies, concerts & shows without sub-bass to reintroduce yourself to story, plot, dialog, and action. You have developed a very unnatural fetish with bowel moving , chest resonating bass which will ruin you forever if you don't do something about it now.

You know how I always say the music is all that matters and that I'd rather hear my favorite albums on a battery powered AM transistor radio than listen to crap music with cool sounds on my ultimate hi-fi rig? You are exactly the opposite. All you care about is the bass, and it is a very pitiful addiction.

Consider this the first warning, Matt. The next time I bring this up it will be after surprising you with a visit in person along with 10 others from here to remove your subs - an intervention.

+1

Matt, remember, repeated concussion can cause brain damage. Symptoms include headache, nausea, irritability, poor concentration, emotional changes, and ...( http://www.medicinenet.com/brain_concus ... 2.htm#tocd ).

You don't want to end up like this, do you?

Which begs the question, have we ever seen Matt and Ashley in the same room together? Could they, in fact, be the same person? :eusa-whistle: :teasing-tease:

 

[DIYer]

Wow, in that pic of he "who shall not be named"

That's for the old forum. You can post "Ashley" here.

 

[DIYer]

Which begs the question, have we ever seen Matt and Ashley in the same room together? Could they, in fact, be the same person? :eusa-whistle: :teasing-tease:

Based on what Matt's been posting when it comes to movies, yes, it's a very valid question. However, there have been couple occasions.
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[yromj]

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I found this thread because I was going to post about how much I loved the sound in this movie. The room was full of sound virtually throughout this movie which really put me into the world of this movie. I really loved the use of the surrounds and how they added to the story-telling and immersion.

As it is, I will comment on the actual topic of this thread. I do wish they wouldn't filter the stuff below 25Hz out (largely because of the same reasons that Zing pointed out); BUT, I would never choose to watch the DVD version of a movie over the BD just because the DVD has content below 25Hz. The improvements in the picture and the other 99% of the sound (OK, 90% - 9 octaves out of 10) far outweigh the loss of that content, IMHO.

John