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Default Do always set your receiver to the encoded mix?
I have a 5.1.2 setup that defaults to Dolby Surround or DTS:X Neural if I like, but I just started Leprechaun and it's 2.0. I changed to just front stage and it got me thinking. Do most people always set their AVR to match the audio track or do you default to utilize all speakers you have available?

I'm thinking there isn't a wrong answer, I'm just genuinely curious.
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