No to DSP modes, 5 and/or 7 channel stereo would be nice though.

Roger


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No. I never use them on my receiver. Additionally, the lack of them would make menu navigation simpler for family members and friends who are not into HT as deeply as we are.

For my own personal preference I say no to DSP modes. I never use them and they just annoy me if I cycle through to get from stereo to DD or DTS.

If you do decide to include them, though, I would request that you at least include discrete codes so that we can click straight to stereo or DD/DTS from our remotes.

Tim

Thumbs down from me, but if it increases sales then by all means go for it!!!

Gregg

I believe the DSPs aren't worth any added complexity. Kinda like adding a spoiler on an Escort. Therefore, my vote is nay to the DSPs.

I vote NO for DSP modes which IMO, simply complicate the pre/pro's circuitry and remote. With the addition of DPL II, I find DSP modes all the more unnecessary.

No need for useless DSP's.

Chris

Having a lot of DSP's wouldn't keep me from buying the unit but unless they are great, I won't use them.

So basically Nay.

Vote "NO" to DSP's. Dolby Digital, Pro Logic II, and DTS ES are good enough for me.

Gregg

The only DSP modes that I will ever use are DPL-II and 5 channel stereo. Any others are not wanted.