Testing correctly: what a concept.

I've been out of town for a couple months (in case anyone is missing me) and I still am so I can't verify it on my 950 but I assume its the same. I just wanted to get my vote in for White or Green dot. They should open up the contest section for this one.

A white dot would not show up against the white serial number label.......

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The Soundhound Theater

Excellent point Soundhound. I forgot it was on the label. So now I think it should be Green. In all seriousness, I feel for the Outlaws but one has to assume that this will be Outlaw's last non upgradeable processor. You live, you learn.

With the inherent sound quality that the 950 has, I would paid a bill or 2 more for software upgradeability. ($100 - $200.)

I like "green" too. Green means go: all systems GO.

Yet another reason for me to stick with 5.1.

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Philip Hamm

I have the 950 with all of my speakers set to small. I have them all calibrated to 75db. Using Lord of the Rings as my test disc and the bass drop in the first chapter, using a Radio Shack sound meter the DTS-ES bass setting is showing as approximately 6db lower than the DTS setting and the Dolby EX.

I have decided that I would be happy to return my outlaw to get the dts-es processing fixed. Hell, I'll even pay for it, if they would add at the same time additional functionality. Outlaw should turn this situation into a revenue generator instead of a cash-flow drain. They should create an upgrade program out of this morass.

John

At first I thought green would be a logical choice. Red, blue and then green would round out the three primary video colors. But I'm afraid novice users would confuse the green dot with the power button! (Hee Hee ) Do I hear any votes for magenta?

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Tekdredger

I had heard of this problem before concerning a DTS ES disc with all spekers set to large. Glad to report that no such problem exist with my 950, as I tried LOTR EE and others and experienced NO PROBLEM!