The HT Guys, Ara Derderian and Braden Russell, are Engineers who formerly worked for the Advanced Digital Systems Group (ADSG) of Sony Pictures Entertainment. ADSG was the R&D unit of the sound department producing products for movie theaters and movie studios. Two of the products they worked on include the DCP-1000 and DADR-5000. The DCP is a digital cinema processor used in movie theaters around... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 721 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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I’m a newer listener and just getting more into home theater. Ara and Braden are fantastic hosts with a great rapport and break everything down in an understandable and entertaining way. I’ve already learned quite a bit from the show. Highly recommended!
I've been listening to these guys since the beginning in 2005! Love the podcast and don't miss an episode! They are like part of the family!
I've been listening to these guys since the beginning in 2005! Love the podcast and don't miss an episode! They are like part of the family!
Very improved from my last feedback
I have listened to these guys for many years and had enjoyed listening to them and gaining technical information however lately I noticed that these guys sound less interested in their podcast this is even more apparentTowards the end of their podcast most of the time they end the podcast very quickly and abruptly as a listener that makes me feel like they’re just trying to do the podcast get it done quickly and over with until there’s another week for many years these two guys sounded very exci... more
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Apple Podcasts | #222 | Philippines/Technology |
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