I vote no. I use the 1050 strictly for movies. DSP's are totally useless.

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I vote no DSP's other then PLII. I've never used a DSP mode on any pre amp or receiver I've owned. I would prefer that we could just leave it set to auto decode all incoming material for each channel. ie on all inputs other then CD I'd have it set to decode 2 channel into PLII and 5.1 material into either DTS or DD which ever is present. The CD input I woudl just leave on analog bypass.

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The Pratt Home Theater and Custom Pronto programming page

The sound always ends up sounding rather unatural, and therefore I do not use them, although I am interested in dplII. I vote no to dsp's.

Nay.

I consider outlaw products to be purpose-built for HT. Please leave the sillier (sp?)bells & whistles to the mass-market manufacturers.

The only DSP I ever use is the "Phantom" mode one ... allows me to feed my stereo CD's to both the front and rear speaker pairs (and since mine are all identical, it just sounds nice! ). I can easily live without it for the sake of simplicity and reliability.

Vote: Dump the DSP's

Do you still have my mailing address or do you need it again to ship the 950 to me?


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Nay, I would prefer as few bells and whistles as possible.

I've never used any of the DSP modes on my existing setup, so I don't really see the point of including this. NAY!

NAY!
I also have little use for DSPs. Except for one. I like to use five channel stereo for Television and when I listen to the FM. I've never liked using Prologic for TV and using five channel stereo gives me a very neutral soundfield which works for me. As far as FM. I usually listen to FM when I'm on the web and five channel fills the room just right.

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I would vote NAY. I've had other A/V units and the DSP modes are amusing but not much use for home theater. The only one that I've ever heard that was unique was Sony's "church" setting. Add that to the early Beatles songs on CD and you have the Capitol LP's sound! Thanks.

Big *No* on the special DSP's.

Though 5 or 7 stereo would be a nice addition. And very useful for parties.

Stephen