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    Issue 12 — January/February 1995

    Featuring True Lies

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    Issue 12 Attractions
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    Editor's Couch From The Editor's Couch Gary Reber Sign In or Subscribe
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    Your Home Theatre Surround Sound For The Millennium Brad S. Miller Sign In or Subscribe
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    Your Home Theatre The State Of Dolby ProLogic® Matrix Decoders Dan Sweeney Sign In or Subscribe
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    New Equipment Coming Soon...To A Retailer Near You Richard Hardesty Sign In or Subscribe
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    Your Home Theatre HDTV: Finding The High Way Dale Cripps Sign In or Subscribe
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    Your Home Theatre Video Today And Beyond Joe Kane Sign In or Subscribe
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    Inside Telecine Interview With Bart Pierce Marc Wielage Sign In or Subscribe
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    Your Home Theatre CD Digital Video Disc Format Wars, Part 2 Gary Reber Sign In or Subscribe
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    Your Home Theatre Compression Madness, Part 3 Gary Reber Sign In or Subscribe
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    On Screen Robert Harris, Restoration Filmmaker Gary Reber Sign In or Subscribe
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    Issue 12 Featured LaserDisc Reviews
    Airport 1975 Ashes And Diamonds Baby’s Day Out Back Beat Belle Epoque (The Age Of Beauty) Black Stallion, The Blown Away Breakfast At Tiffany’s Breakfast At Tiffany’s: Collector’s Edition Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid Casino Royale China Moon Christine Ciao Professore! City Slickers II - The Legend Of Curly’s Gold Clear And Present Danger Client, The Cops And Robbersons Cowboy Way, The Crooklyn Don Giovanni Dreamlover Oklahoma! Prince of Tides, The South Pacific
    Reason #26 Why Readers Love Widescreen Review:

    Before WSR, there was a 4:3 picture tube. After WSR, there is a nice 65 inch widescreen rear projection TV. However, it's only a beginning, because WSR started a dream. The reality looks crisper and clearer now, even the sound is more precise and enveloping. Widescreen Review: P5/S5, one's critic’s composite: 5. Thank you, WSR. Keep up the excellent work!

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