Neither one. I prefer DTS-HA Master Audio.
Then again, it all depends on the original mixing. A proper mixed DTS can even sound better than some of poorly recorded lossless format.
Dolby vs DTS
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QUOTE(yonggoh @ Dec 2 2010, 11:51 AM) Linear PCM baby! Don't believe me listen to Black Hawk Down Soundtrack on Bluray! Not quite agree with you. Try listen to Abandoned in LPCM. Dialogue sounds unbalanced (too loud) & very artificial than music effect.  Still want to stress that all depends on original source mixing. |
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QUOTE(htkaki @ Dec 3 2010, 01:55 PM) I thought we are comparing both formats using the same system? +1. Just exactly what I expressed in earlier post. It all boils down to original studio mixing.  IMHO, it is all depends on how the studio recorded it. Bad recordings: TF2 (muffled vocal, heavy bass), Ip Man (muffled vocal), Avatar (25HZ LFE cut-off), Rambo 4 (hollow sound) to name a few. |
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I like King Kong soundtrack presented in DTS-HD Master mixing. Those special effects just put your seat right in the middle of the jungle. Reference quality audio.
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