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Originally Posted by ranjeetrain
The fact is, companies need to pay for getting the THX certification. If a system carries a THX logo, it will cost somewhat more than it would have had it not carried the LOGO.
And there are thousands of products that don't carry a THX certification and sound absolutely fabulous. Question is, does the THX certification guarantee a good sound? No! I have seen many so called THX certified products that sound trash. The crux of my post was that George should focus on the sound rather than THX and HDMI, because something costing 50k can not offer THX certification, HDMI and a good sound.
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Fully agree!
THX logo is paid for, so no point in spending hard cash, other than the psychological satisfaction of owning a "certified" product.
Crudely putting, for me, it is something like ISO-9000, which is passed around as a symbol of ensuring quality of the the product, whereas in reality the system only ensures that certain defined processes are mapped and conform to the standards requirements.
There are Indian dealers for many many brands now a days only problem is that we have to Google-a-lot to trace them.
For speakers you can try Paradigm, a small Canadian company - importer is the same one who brings in Yamaha - Japonica International, Calcutta.
18th April 2008, 04:37 PM
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