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Input: I bought the Audigy 2 NX to hook into my laptop into my surround receiver. I'm especially pleased with the CMSS 3D surround &quot;up-sample&quot; feature.  CMSS 3D beats SRS Circle Surround 2 upsampling (which only provides a mono signal to the surround speakers) easily, and is very competitive (although quite different!) with Dolby Pro Logic II upsampling.<br />However, I have several issues/problems.<br />1) The Audigy doesn't remember the mixer volume settings (eg Master and Wave) across a power up/down cycle of the Audigy hardware.  I really hate having to go in and reset the volume every time I turn the system on.<br />2) I would like to apply CMSS 3D to my radio and other analog signals, but cannot because CMSS 3D does not get applied to &quot;line in&quot; signals, only to Wave signals.<br />3) There is no way to set the speaker distance to compensate for speakers that are at differing distances from the listening position.  Competitor products like the M-Audio Sonica Theatre and stereo receivers have this capability.<br />4) There is no speaker size setting (eg small, medium, large) to ensure proper bass management.  If the surround speakers are small, bass going to them should be routed to the front speakers or subwoofer (if present).  Again, the M-Audio Sonica Theatre has this capability, as do stereo receivers.<br />5) It would be really useful to have VU meters for input and output (all channels) built into the driver.  The M-Audio Sonica Theatre has very useful VU meters.  Unfortunately the M-Audio also makes my system (XP) crash!<br />6) I find all the different &quot;consoles&quot; to be confusing and time-consuming to launch.  They should combine the Surround Mixer, EAX, Graphic Equalizer, and Speaker consoles.

Good, could be great!