Los Jets - 40 degrees N - 3 degrees W (Says it's 5.1)

[Quadwreck]

A CD, but definitely not a DTS CD, does not contain any info on what matrix system it uses. I'll patch in different decoders soon to test it.

 

[SeeMoreDigital]

Here's the degree symbol: °

 

[par4ken]

Best guess would be QS/RM.

I looked for this on Discogs and didn't find it. Did you know that almost every latin america country has a band with the same name! After a bit of searching I found out that this group is from Spain and has been around since 1958.
Los Jets - 40°N-3°W
The title is listed on Amazon.ca and .com but with no copies for sale.

 

[fredblue]

not sure if whatever encoding method used is intact on the streaming version?

 

[ar surround]

That album cover... where's Aaron Rodgers? Los Jets dump him already?

 

[fredblue]

not sure if whatever encoding method used is intact on the streaming version?

just a quick update, i have no idea if the CD is mastered the same but this version streaming on Apple Music is loud..!!

i would suggest exercising caution on playback, to preserve your speakers and hearing!!

 

[jaybird100]

Best guess would be QS/RM.

I looked for this on Discogs and didn't find it. Did you know that almost every latin america country has a band with the same name! After a bit of searching I found out that this group is from Spain and has been around since 1958.
Los Jets - 40°N-3°W
The title is listed on Amazon.ca and .com but with no copies for sale.

I'd guess either Involve or Quark, both of which are RM based. Any QS type decoder should do fine with it.

 

[par4ken]

just a quick update, i have no idea if the CD is mastered the same but this version streaming on Apple Music is loud..!!

In other words it is most likely brickwalled.

 

[fredblue]

In other words it is most likely brickwalled.

seems so, unfortunately sounded positively dreadful compared to all the lovely dynamic Quad, 5.1 and Atmos i've been listening to all week

 

[fizzywiggs41]

I'd guess either Involve or Quark, both of which are RM based. Any QS type decoder should do fine with it.

QS/RM should work , I guess ? But keep in mind this a 5.1 system .

So maybe Dolby , Shure , Circle, Roland , etc ., or something of their own contrivance .