Corrollo
03-24-2004, 12:25 PM
Ok... This might not be a fair test, but I have a 10 foot Lightspeed 100 and a 1 meter Lightspeed 200.
The Lightspeed 100 came with a Monster PS2 Component cable set.
Well, I first used the Lightspeed 100 with the DTS-ES Version of "Gladiator". Volume at -25dB. Sounded awesome.
Tried the same movie with the Lightspeed 200. Sounded better.
My test used only the first battle scene in Germania. The sound that I paid most attention to was the crack of the fire pots on trees and arrows whizzing. The bass and high pitched sounds were better with the Lightspeed 200.
"Gladiator" was the only movie where I noticed a difference. I didn't notice it in any other movies nor in the "Hell Freezes Over" DTS DVD.
I'll run some more tests with other surround formats but haven't found any other examples of a difference between the cables.
Now, like I said, this may not be a fair test since there is a 6 foot difference in the cable length (which shouldn't really matter at all since the propogation delay is in the nanoseconds with a 6 foot cable delta).
So far the extra money I've spent on the Lightspeed 200 benefits me in 1 movie LOL.
The Lightspeed 100 came with a Monster PS2 Component cable set.
Well, I first used the Lightspeed 100 with the DTS-ES Version of "Gladiator". Volume at -25dB. Sounded awesome.
Tried the same movie with the Lightspeed 200. Sounded better.
My test used only the first battle scene in Germania. The sound that I paid most attention to was the crack of the fire pots on trees and arrows whizzing. The bass and high pitched sounds were better with the Lightspeed 200.
"Gladiator" was the only movie where I noticed a difference. I didn't notice it in any other movies nor in the "Hell Freezes Over" DTS DVD.
I'll run some more tests with other surround formats but haven't found any other examples of a difference between the cables.
Now, like I said, this may not be a fair test since there is a 6 foot difference in the cable length (which shouldn't really matter at all since the propogation delay is in the nanoseconds with a 6 foot cable delta).
So far the extra money I've spent on the Lightspeed 200 benefits me in 1 movie LOL.