Caesar, before we might intelligently suggest 'improvements' you'd need to tell us what, exactly, your ears don't find satisfactory about the current sound. Also, we'd need to know all the relevant technical details of your current system set up and interconnection.
Thanks, Ken. It's really simple: rca cable from directv box to preamp to amps to 2 speakers.
The soundtrack will likely be compressed Dolby AC-3 (Dolby Digital). Reclocking will not back out the effects of that. If your system has some kind of EQ, turning down the treble can be helpful to reduce the sharpness of such tracks especially since vocals of the announcers is the key component.
I'd try a DAC first. It should help. I've struggled with what you're dealing with too. Right now I have my direct tv going into my Vivaldi upsampler. It's better. But really not that great. I wish we could get hi def movies and soundtracks streamed...
When I run the signal through my speakers, and thus the larger woofers, the bass is much richer and authoritative and the announcers no longer sound like eunuchs.
And they could educate the consumer that they have a better product.
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