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- Apr 26, 2013
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I REALLY need to turn the atmos mix WAY UP. As many others have noted. And then it falls into place - even if my marriage is strained by, to quote, the ‘outrageous cacophony’. Actually - an apt description!! I’ve been fighting this new mix for the last couple of weeks. With endless comparisons with the 5.1, two quads, and various stereo versions. Including my original 1972 vinyl. (Remembering to turn the fecking volume WAY DOWN when transferring from the atmos!!!)
Finally, despite hating the need to CLOSELY monitor the volume levels to avoid blowing speakers when changing to other sources, I’ve completely fallen for the atmos mix. Enjoying it hugely. One example, to my ears, with my system turned WAY UP, the drums at the start of Pictures have never sounded this all encompassing and thundering. And now that I’ve found a way in, and conquered a predilection to be negative based on initial listens, I’m sold. So, add the very fun US quad, and I’m giving it a 10!
Finally, despite hating the need to CLOSELY monitor the volume levels to avoid blowing speakers when changing to other sources, I’ve completely fallen for the atmos mix. Enjoying it hugely. One example, to my ears, with my system turned WAY UP, the drums at the start of Pictures have never sounded this all encompassing and thundering. And now that I’ve found a way in, and conquered a predilection to be negative based on initial listens, I’m sold. So, add the very fun US quad, and I’m giving it a 10!