EarlyAdopter
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I'm 35 years in hi-end audio business, plus I am a violinist. Your system will always sound better with Dolby off. Most direct path from the original recording with as little processing screwing things up obviously has to be better. The best audio products you can get offer zero tone control, zero processing and hopefully an analog source.
That has always been my experience as well, but with the change in 6.2 I'd almost describe the Dolby setting as "room correction" now, much like Audyssey MultiEQ.
Instead of over processing and coloring the sound, adding fake ambience, instead now it _de-colors_ the sound and removes artifacts from the speakers.