Just to share with everyone, there is a great ISF certified Callibrator in the NYC Metro Area (he lives in Queens but will travel at least an hour from that point). He callibrated my last projector which I just sold to Dean and I included the written report with it. Good guy, takes you through everything step by step to see for oneself the marked improvement right before your eyes. Takes a solid 2-3 hours depending on how many inputs/sources are being callibrated. I had my projector's DVI and Component inputs callibrated to my Denon DVD player and my HD Cable Box, respectively. He also did some callibration to the Denon player. I'll ask him if he minds me posting his contact info, but in the meantime, if you are interested, let me know.
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YET EVEN as DVD surges, it is on a different economic path than video, and one that is fraught with dangerous unknowns.
Where video enriched Hollywood through rental fees and sales, the hottest action in DVD right now is in sales. Chains like Wal-Mart Stores Inc., Target Corp. and Best... -
This came to me in spam today. The title looked interesting enough that I actually opened it. Something I don't do with much spam. Anyway, you can read it. Might be particularly interesting for anyone related to the movie industry....23 December 2003, 00:04 Tuesday -
March/April 2005
By Michael Grebb
Alan Parsons wishes it wasn't so. But like it or not, the senior vice president of Pioneer's industrial solutions business group has become a wary foot soldier in the battle over the future of the DVD format. As music... -
I calibrate my system (5.0 , all the same speaker except the center and no sub) here the result given with the internatl 1098 test tone :
FR:0
CENTER:-1
FL:0
SR:0
SL:5
What is very weird for me is the difference of 5 db between the 2... -
On another forum, a member suggested the following:
"If you set your mains to -5 on the calibration tones, then calibrate everything else around that -5 - instead of passing above 0, this would allow for a much cleaner signal to go to the centers AND mains. Since that 0 is basically...