Saving Private Ryan; Full Blast (or not)? (1 Viewer)

David Von Pein · Feb 15, 2002

I just got SPR on DVD. Was thinking of pointing the speakers out the window and turning it up full throttle! Should draw some attention, don't you think?? (Should be only 5 minutes until the SWAT team arrives to take me out!)

Quite a soundtrack, eh? What do you HT experts (with larger speakers than I) think of it?

Paul W · Feb 15, 2002

Anything that makes the dishes in the cupboard rattle is a pretty cool soundtrack in my eyes (or ears).

Keith_R · Feb 16, 2002

I don't have an impressive HT by any means (a Sony HTB with sattelite speakers.) but SPR really sounded great even on my system. Neighbors walking down the stret ctually stopped and would briefly glance at my house toward the living room. If a movie has those effects... you know it has to be good.

Marty M · Feb 16, 2002

This movie gives my speakers a real workout. Lot of deep bass for the sub and lots of front to rear sound from gunfire.

Dharmesh C · Feb 16, 2002

DTS sound is superb!

Incredible bass, can't put it loud, though :frowning:

RIchard Y · Feb 16, 2002

Technically this isn't on topic, but if you want to relive the hell of the beach landing, check out Medal of Honor: Allied Assault on the PC. And turn the speakers up!

Josh_Hill · Feb 16, 2002

This is one of the greatest sound mixes of all time. A master mix! Really does a number on your speakers.

Bruce Hedtke · Feb 16, 2002

SPR is a great reason to upgrade. Put in the disc, crank the volume and you will have to upgrade

Bruce

Greg_Y · Feb 16, 2002

Before someone asks: yes, the green streaking effects are known and intentional.

Jon D · Feb 16, 2002

SPR Dolby Digital=shit go BOOM

SPR DTS=shit go BOOM louder and with more bass IMHO.

Ryan L B · Feb 16, 2002

is it possible to break some windows at full blast since my speakers are right by windows. I have a sony with a 50 watt subwoofer and got it for 400 dollars

Sean Conklin · Feb 16, 2002

I don't think a 50 watt sub will break any windows. And satellite or even towers will not either.

Tom-G · Feb 16, 2002

If you watch the DTS version, you WILL be ducking for cover. The sounds are so realistic, I could hardly believe it the first time I popped that movie in my DVD player.

Ash Williams · Feb 17, 2002

I now have permanent hearing damage thanks to Saving Private Ryan dts.

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