Definitely NO

A lot of people like DSP's, but I would think that the overwhelming majority of people who are in the market for separates don't have a need for them. This is probably even more the case with Outlaw customers.

Not only is there a pride of ownership derived from owning a factory-direct pre/pro of Outlaw quality, but you can also say that you have all the latest decoding algorithms, but just the ones that "matter."

I agree with most everyone else that DSP's sound artificial and generally muck up the sound. I also think that it will give you more freedom in making the user interface cleaner/easier if you can eliminate DSP's.

So... I vote a big NAY on DSP's....
and a big WOOT!! on DTS-ES discrete and DPL II.


RichardH

I never use them, but don't mind them being there if it adds no cost.

So I vote Yea.

Dump the DSP.

I vote to include everyting possible at no extra cost if there is no impedence to performance. Load up her and come out firing!!!

Best regards-Henry

NO to the DSP modes. I gave them an honest try, but did not like any of them. Very unnatural sound. The menu complexity is not needed. How about this: if a customer really wanted them, a download could do the trick, eh?

No DSP's if they work as good as the ones on the 1050

No thank you. Keep it clean, keep it loud and keep it simple (KIS).


-Dan

Nay

No to DSPs, especially if it means sacrificing other features or increasing costs. I've always found DSPs one of those things that are cool once or twice and have some 'gee-whiz' factor but never get used on a day to day basis in real life application.