Bradley was speaking when Will spoke up.... 
 BB> Just wondering if any of you could inform me on the impact of SRS
 BB> devices on regular sound.  I've done a lot of reading up on the net
 BB> about SRS, but I would appreciate anyones opinion of SRS products
 BB> (Such as those produced by NuReality), especially if anyone happens to
 BB> OWN any device made by NuReality. 
 Hi Brad,
	As a owner of both a Hughes SRS unit and a NuReality unit (the $50
one), here's my $.02 worth.  They both give you a big image out of speakers
that are fairly close together; the sound is pleasing, to my ears; I feel 
t's
worth the cost in a small system or room.  I like it best for my "computer
stereo" (Polk M-5 speakers 4 ft apart, NAD intergrated Amp, Dual Tuner, Sony
CD-ROM) which I don't use for "critical" listening, just background music,
games & web sounds.  It has far less of an affect on my main stereo where the
speakers are widely placed & setup for Dolby Pro-Logic.  The Hughes unit is
larger, costs more & gives you more control over the sound.  NuReality just
plugs in, turns on, & no control over image width, centering, balance.  
	That said, I'm keeping the NuReality for the computer & selling the
Hughes unit, care to make an offer? ;)
 Hughes AK-500 Sound Retriever System.  Audiophile unit hooks to 
receivers, separates, TV/VCR, computer speakers, & produces 3-D Theater 
like sound from only 2 speakers! Many options, very clean, $75 OBO.
... Will Thompson, Tucson, AZ - eb53112@goodnet.com
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