Think it's ok to watch movies with tv speakers or headphones

same brah

>he doesn't watch Kino on the big tv in the living room with headphones plugged in

>he thinks he has more than 2 ears
>implying headphones aren't the optimal way to listen to everything

it's a big screen if it's right in front of your face desu

When you ask her if her pussy doesn't stink?

>doesn't use proper sitting posture for the entire movie in a chair that replicates the theater experience

>the theater experience

You the mean the experience where you have to listen to a bunch of fat people slurp soda and munch on popcorn, or people shouting or laughing obnoxiously?

remember when she lusted after Jake Jewenhalls BIG JEWISH COCK and then got butthurt when he didn't come to her birthday party? fun times

i almost think i prefer it this way

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based sony mdr headphones w velvet pads

>for digital

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Are you watching your movies on vinyl m8?

>That one rich guy in the college dorms that annoyed everyone with his $2000 sound system.

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Considering audio engineers usually mix with headphones on, it's a good idea to where them when watching. You pick up more subtleties anyway as long as you have a decent pair.

what are some decent headphones that have no spiders in them?

Movies are not mixed with headphones on. They use monitors in multichannel configurations since every movie is now mixed in at least 5.1, and anything mainstream dolby atmos.

see

>thinking it makes a lick of difference

Downmixing to stereo it on a good pair of headphones definitely allows you to hear more subtle highs. Whereas 5.1 is really more about atmosphere and PHAT BASS YO.

I love seeing professional DJs using ear buds now days.

what passes for a dj today is questionable

>watching a movie on TV
>not on a 4k projector with a perfect sound system

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>projecting

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My 43" and soundbar are all I need

>projector

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>soundbar

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I worked at a small studio and made a few short animated ads for a local theater and each one was mixed by a professional engineer with headphones on (I sat with him each session since I was curious about audio and wanted to learn how it was done). They were ran both on TV and in the theater itself. I'm sure bigger productions are different but that's just my experience.

untill im rich enough to install full size cinema to my house there is no better alternative than watching anything on laptop in the coziest spot in your home

>(((white)))

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provide pictorial and/or video proof that they had sex

provide pictorial and/or video proof that you've had sex

Ads are generally stereo, movies generally aren't. He wasn't mixing surround with some headphones.

I watch mine on my phone with earbuds

Who is this qt?

this desu. headphones are fine though

headphones > tv speakers

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GET REAL

I have 160 dollar headset I live in an apartment and I don't wanna be an asshole

My gf

Doesn't every tv have 5.1/7.1 nowadays?

Get the logitec but not the cheap $60 pair

>he thinks it's okay to constantly check his phone during the movie and pause the movie for bathroom breaks

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>spending $160 on a headset

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Nah, not falling for the dialogue too quiet action too loud jew. Better to just not watch those movies at all.

>Doesn't every tv have 5.1/7.1 nowadays?

since 1999 or your a poorfag or mentally retarded

not everybody has room for 5.1 speakers and using a sub-woofer in a shitty apartment is always a problem. A soundbar or headphones is fine.

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My headphones are great

Built in 5.1 is in no way standard or even especially common. But you honestly don't need 5.1, it's more hassle and expense than it's worth.

2.1/3.1 setups get you most of the effect and are much easier

>$160 SUPER TACTICAL HORSESHIT THAT MAKES YOU SUPER GOOD AT CS:GO

Buy some good cans, and get a seperate mic. I have one in my monitor, pretty good quality too.

Taylor should perform on stage in the nude

youtu.be/wKiIroiCvZ0

headphones

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what the fuck am i supposed to use?
a sign language translator?
subtitles?

STOP TAUNTING ME I JUST WANT TO LOVE YOU

My television was 2 thousand dollars and the built in speakers are really good
Stop watching shit on your laptop in 720p or even 1080p it's ancient

I have a 13.2 surround sound setup paired with my 77" 4K OLED TV.
I do watch kino/play vidya with headphones sometimes and the effect is also amazing, if you use some sort of HRTF method or virtual surround method like Dolby Atmos for Headphones or DTS Headphone:X.
>mfw watching Taylor Swift's reputation Stadium Tour in glorious 4K Ultra HD with Dolby Vision HDR and Dolby Atmos 13.2 surround sound

Check here for more info (it's mostly for PC master race games, but you can also apply it for kino experiences):
pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Glossary:Surround_sound

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I watch everything with subtitles on even though I'm not hearing impaired.

Ofcom did a study in the UK and found that 80% of people who use subtitles don't have any hearing impairments, I'm one of them.

Why do I never see you on Yea Forums anymore? :(

It's hard to stop once you start.

A man of culture.