I don't really use DSP, but if they don't affect the quality of anything else and cost isn't an issue, I don't see any reason why not to include them.

I vote no for DSP modes except for DPLII and 5, 6, or 7 channel stereo which I like for Parties...

Chas

Ya. I would like to see it with as many extras, but I would like to see the product be upgradable via Flash that is downloadable via the internet, or even open source therefore we could code our own.

Definitely thumbs down. 5 channel stereo is the only mode I find useful. The rest of the dsp modes on my receiver are left unused and almost everybody else seems to agree that there's no need to spend time or money into unnecessary features.

Yea for me. I like options, even if used infrequently. I can't imagine menu clutter would matter that much. If you never change the setting, how would a submenu be cumbersome?

If it makes no difference in the price of the unit, add them and let the user decide if he or she uses them. I personally never use them, but you never know when it might find material it sounds cool on. The best luck I've had with them is on video games. I always listen to music and watch movies in the direct or standard mode. I want to here the program exactly as it was recorded. I've never needed THX re-eq or any other type of soundtrack enhancement to enjoy my movies, I like them better without.
My vote though........Add them, because you never know. And "Bells & Whistles" are cool!

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Drop the DSP music modes. I'm eager to hear what DPL2 does for music, but I have no need for artificial delay/reverb effects.

No more DSP's.

I never use them!

If others don't like the DSP's then they don't have to use them. I don't use them either, but it adds a little extra fun once in a great while. No harm, no foul.

Yes... kinda of...

I use only one DSP: Mono Movie

Everything else I would use DPL2 or the standard modes.

Let it be user configurable. Have all of the DSP modes available at initial , just let the user go into the menus and disable the modes they do not want showing up in the selection. Maybe even let the user define the order the show up. This would allow users to configure macro algorithms better with our "Advanced" remotes.

Little to no extra cost... and you can do it BK style... Have it your way!