Mike Sloan
Second Unit
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- May 18, 2002
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Need insight:
The new George Lucas recording studio "skywalker Sound" has choosen the prestigious B&W 802's as their reference monitors. Skywalker Sound finalizes the sound tracks employing the THX Digital Mastering program, ensuring that DVD software, laser discs and VHS videotapes provide the best image and sound quality possible through the use of patented THX technology. Since Lucas is the Godfather of THX and pushes the THX logo on anything innanimate...how does a non THX certified speaker fit in the THX model? What is their justification of THX Certified speakers when they don't even use them? Any ideas, comments would be appreciated.
The new George Lucas recording studio "skywalker Sound" has choosen the prestigious B&W 802's as their reference monitors. Skywalker Sound finalizes the sound tracks employing the THX Digital Mastering program, ensuring that DVD software, laser discs and VHS videotapes provide the best image and sound quality possible through the use of patented THX technology. Since Lucas is the Godfather of THX and pushes the THX logo on anything innanimate...how does a non THX certified speaker fit in the THX model? What is their justification of THX Certified speakers when they don't even use them? Any ideas, comments would be appreciated.