Yay.

I don't use them but I would hate to see you lose customers who may feel the 950 is not a full featured pre-pro.

[This message has been edited by Ron Eastman (edited June 17, 2001).]

I say Yea.

The newness of DSPs wear off quickly, but if cost is no factor, I say why not.

The only DSP-music mode that I would like to see would be an "Ambience Recovery" mode. I remember reading about this a while back, but I don't recall the specifics...I think this is where you take the L-R and R-L info to feed the rear channels, to expand the depth/soundstage a bit.

In any case, keep the DSP modes to a minimum of usable ones.

No to DSP modes. I have never met anyone who uses them.

Yes to DPLII!!

Yes to comprehensive bass mgmt.

The most important addition would be something comparable to Lexicon's Logic 7.

Hurry up and get this thing to market!!

Tom

As long as all official Dolby ProLogic II and DTS Neo:6 function modes are allowed for all 2 channel source material, I'd say...

Thumbs DOWN on extraneous DSP effects modes like Jazz Club, Church, Stadium, etc. I never use them and they take up processing space.

Just don't get rid of any necessary 7.1 modes.

Very flexible bass management for each of the 7.1 speaker channels with adjustable slopes and cross-overs is much more important to me than cruddy and phoney DSP effects.

Put the time and effort into getting everything else right (even the user interface) and we'll be happy little rustlers!

Dan


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[This message has been edited by Dan Hitchman (edited June 17, 2001).]

I say No way. I never Use them.

Thanks
Kevin C.

If they do not take the place of something else and do not decrease the performance of the unit, and do not cost any extra, then I don't mind if you include them for those folks that like them. I, however, will never use the other DSPs.

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merc

With the inclusion of DPL II I'm going to have to say:

NAY...

to additional soundfields that I can never seem to find a practical use for.

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Ken

No. I never use them.

Parker

Yah sure I'll use the DSP modes! *pthbtbtbtb*

That's a definite vote for "no". :-)