The Master List of DVD, HD-DVD & Blu-ray Movies with BASS Thread...With WaterFalls - Page 37

I think "Assault on Precinct 13" should be on the list.

I wondered how Das Boot failed to make the cutoff, too.

Probably because unless you know it, you don't think of it. It is an older movie(1981) that many people just don't have(I do). The list is mainly new(er) Special effect films. I happen to like Das Boot as well. SVS has it listed with three scenes on their website
Depth Charges Scene 21(59:30)
Storm Surfing Scene 25(1:15:15)
Hitting Bottom Scene 17(53:15 side B)

That movie has nothing to do on a "bass list"!

It's a good movie, but the absent of bass explains why it's not on the list

It's an old list from SVS..............

Guess I never noticed its absence. (And, no, I don't just have a $100 sub. )

I know. That list is kind of stale. I just thought I would post it, just becasue.
But it is a very good movie.

There is a scene or 2 in that movie that caused my dual SVS CS-Ultras to bottomed.

Mr Brooks was scary good.

and I'm totally shocked Toy Story 2 isn't on that list.

Do you have Time Stamps ? Chapter(s) ?

again if the waterfalls of Transformers can determined, that would be nice.
there's an LFE issue somewhere...

just played again for a client MINORITY REPORT track 8 and 9: Spielberg sound team is really amazing..... !!!!!

Hellboy also has amazing bass. and BLADE 2. Del torro of course.

let's hope Bay gives the correct master to Paramount for the blu ray edition. or i mean if Paramount does it job correctly...

I'm curious to know how many of these waterfall charts are for the LFE channel only, as opposed to the LFE channel plus redirected bass. I ask because it appears that some receivers suffer from an LFE hole problem, wherein setting a crossover chucks away/rolls off the upper part (> crossover point) of the LFE channel sent to the subwoofer.

http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=991439


Some of us are wondering how much would be lost with a crossover set at, say, 80Hz or 60Hz or ...

http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showt...8#post13305188

Here's the PULSE-test scene from Transformers

wow there are a lot of dts tracks in the top...are all the five star dts?

Not sure of the time, but in Transformers, right around the time when Blackout gets killed there seems to be something going on. Not sure how low it is or if it is low, but my room just shudders with this. It is unlike anything else I have felt. It could be nothing but if anybody can check this out, it would be cool. It is after the "pulse" scene. Maybe if the recording can start a little before he is killed to after?

I just checked that scene and most of audio is around 30+. There is a few parts where it goes down to 15hz -25db. When Blackout falls down it goes down to 25hz at -10db.

Just give me start/stop time

Is this just the LFE channel or the LFE channel plus the redirected bass?

Its around 02hrs 9min
That is the start of the fight with Blackout.

Mrkazador has it about right.
On my disk, it is during chap 21
arround 2:00-2:04, give or take
I would just be intersted
Thanks

I just rented and watched Das Boot, German soundtrack with subtitles, over the last 2 nights. It has a few moments, but I really wasn't overly impressed. Maybe 3 stars for bass, maybe. Great movie though.


Tim

Theres my graph, redirected bass 120hz. Bluray AC3 640.

Check my edit

I figured out how everyone can use the same color scheme. If we all agree on my setup

Purple= 0db
White-ish Pink= -10db
Dark Red= -20db

Extract the attached file (SETTINGS.zip) to the install folder of Spectrum Lab. Default is C:\\Spectrum

Cool thing about this is the settings.ini configures everything for you so you don't have to look at kweezr's Spec Lab Settings: View Here
If you can add this post to the first page it would be easier to setup. This being if we all agree on my setup

 

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