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The only notable audio feature added this year is DTS Neo:X, which is DTSвЂ™s catch-up in the height and width game that Audyssey introduced with DSX.

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Plus, add all the requisite high-resolution audio formats, including full 7.1-channel Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio, and all your favorite audio flavors are covered.

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Just look at the list: THX Ultra2, Audyssey MultEQ XT32 with Dynamic EQ and DSX processing, Dolby Pro Logic IIx and IIz, and Dolby Volume. When approaching the DHC-80.3вЂ™s design, Integra must have realized it had already covered the gamut of available audio processing. To put it another way, the company literally added in its popular standalone SubEQ into the XT32 framework and substantially upgraded its abilities with the rest of your speakers. It also sports four times more filter resolution for the subwoofer channels and supports two independent subwoofers. This took its room correction software to a whole new level of performance and offers a whopping 32 times more filter resolution than the previous flagship MultEQ XT processing. The biggest addition the DHC-80.2 added to IntegraвЂ™s list of stellar features was AudysseyвЂ™s latest incarnation of its room EQ system, MultEQ XT32. We didnвЂ™t review that model, but I had the privilege of owning it and using it in my home theater system. The DHC-80.3 isnвЂ™t that much different from last yearвЂ™s DHC-80.2. This monster delivers 150 watts per channel and sports balanced inputs and a gorgeous solid-aluminum front panel that matches the DHC-80.3 perfectly. IвЂ™ve reviewed several of the past incarnations of IntegraвЂ™s A/V processor, but this time up, Integra also sent out its nine-channel THX Ultra2вЂ“certified amp, the DTA-70.1. I canвЂ™t imagine adding much more to a surround processor, but IвЂ™m sure Integra will pull some new surprises out of the bag next year. The Integra DHC-80.3 is the latest home run from Integra, with some of the most future-proofing features the companyвЂ™s delivered yet. I donвЂ™t know whatвЂ™s more impressive, the fact that Integra can produce a new state-of-the-art surround processor each year, or that the company can find new audio/video processing modes to add to its already ridiculous list of features. Nine channels of THX Ultra2 amplification.Audyssey MultEQ XT32 ups the ante for room EQ.