George Lucas using B&W Nautilus 802 in his studio.

What a great set-up! Skywalker sound's mixing stages - such
as this one - are considered to be the "State of the Art" -
in mixing stages for film soundtracks.
As the owner of a 12+ year old video post-production & media dupliction company, I've seen numerous articles written up about Skywalker Sound's facilities in various trade magazines. But I do have to say that when you get a
chance to actually go there - as I did several years ago -
during a tour for video & film people - it's even more
impressive.

I'd like to see George replace the 802's with the 800 signature series. I'm sure he can afford it...

Isn't Lucas a big THX guru? Are the B&W's THX certified?

You mean that they aren't using ATC's, Yamaha's, JBL's, Fostex, etc... ??? THANK YOU Sugar for posting this. This is EXACTLY the point that i was trying to make : ) Sean
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he also directed the phantom menace . . . . . . . .i wouldn't be too proud. :-p