How many DVD users use 2 channels as opposed to multi-speaker surround?

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I have noticed that in the audio setup menu, many DVD's give you the option of selecting 'Dolby 2.0', which is 2 channels. I would imagine that those with DVD players hooked up to a mono or stereo TV (using the TV's internal speakers), or a stereo amp/receiver and stereo speakers select this option. My question is this: what do you think the ratio of 2 channel listeners as opposed to full-blown Dolby 5.1 or 6.1 surround sound listeners is, for those that own DVD players? I would think that there are considerable numbers of those who just use 2 channels with their DVD player, and are just happier with the improved picture over VHS. All comments appreciated.

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Topic - How many DVD users use 2 channels as opposed to multi-speaker surround? - CQ DX 13:11:17 01/16/03 (6)

Re: How many DVD users use 2 channels as opposed to multi-speaker surround? - SkltLqr 07:38:36 01/25/03 (0)

Invariably use surround, even .... - John C. - Aussie 14:00:52 01/19/03 (0)

I do 3-channel... - joeb 06:48:55 01/17/03 (0)

Re: How many DVD users use 2 channels as opposed to multi-speaker surround? - Charles 05:40:48 01/17/03 (0)

I use it on my junk system - lwang 22:21:21 01/16/03 (0)

Re: How many DVD users use 2 channels as opposed to multi-speaker surround? - mgrissom 20:50:56 01/16/03 (0)

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