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#49741 - 07/03/01 01:58 AM Re: The Great DSP Debate
mreda Offline
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Registered: 07/03/01
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Loc: Pleasant Valley, NY
Definitely NO

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#49742 - 07/03/01 02:14 AM Re: The Great DSP Debate
RichardH Offline
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Registered: 04/10/01
Posts: 7
Loc: Durham, NC
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
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#49743 - 07/03/01 02:46 AM Re: The Great DSP Debate
ryan_m Offline
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Registered: 07/03/01
Posts: 2
I never use them, but don't mind them being there if it adds no cost.

So I vote Yea.

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#49744 - 07/03/01 06:58 AM Re: The Great DSP Debate
Greg W Offline
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Registered: 07/03/01
Posts: 2
Loc: Glenrock, Wyoming, USA
Dump the DSP.

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#49745 - 07/03/01 07:06 AM Re: The Great DSP Debate
henry14 Offline
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Registered: 04/15/01
Posts: 2
Loc: Boca Raton Fl USA
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

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#49746 - 07/03/01 07:29 AM Re: The Great DSP Debate
Hank Offline
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Registered: 03/30/01
Posts: 348
Loc: Austin, Texas, USA
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?
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#49747 - 07/03/01 08:39 AM Re: The Great DSP Debate
Chris Hussak Offline
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Registered: 07/02/01
Posts: 1
Loc: New York
No DSP's if they work as good as the ones on the 1050

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#49748 - 07/03/01 09:06 AM Re: The Great DSP Debate
Dan M Offline
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Registered: 07/03/01
Posts: 1
Loc: Millersville, MD, USofA
No thank you. Keep it clean, keep it loud and keep it simple (KIS).


-Dan

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#49749 - 07/03/01 09:09 AM Re: The Great DSP Debate
Matt Willson Offline
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Registered: 07/03/01
Posts: 1
Loc: Farmington, NY USA
Nay

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#49750 - 07/03/01 09:16 AM Re: The Great DSP Debate
Don P Offline
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Registered: 07/03/01
Posts: 1
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.

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