Lexicon mc-1 or Proceed avp??

I have the Lex DC1 and I was not impressed with the proceed. But who am I to say. I would go with Toan suggestion, he is right. I have no intention of selling my dc1, I've heard the mc1 blows it away. Good luck

You should at least consider (listen to) Theta Casanova. Very flexible in terms of buying the options you want and it is upgradeable. For example, I didn't order the video switching capability because the RPTV has plenty of inputs and why mess with the signal any more than you have to? This saved $$$.
I traded my DC-1 for it instead of doing the upgrade to DD. Don't get me wrong, the Lexicon are fine products.

I have mc1 and is outstanding for movies. 2 channel is very good. upgrade from meridian 263 dac. I use a denon dcm 3000 cd player with volume control. It is hooked directly to amp. It sounds great and plenty of gain. I get more bass if i use a preamp but less transparent. I am looking to upgrade to better dac w/volume control if there is one. I would not part with mc1. excellent for movies!

I have the AVP and have to say the MC-1 is better for HT but the AVP (which is no slouch in HT) is outstanding for 2-chn. The AVP offer 7.1 with option to dual subs..very clean sound. I started with being a 60%HT-40%music I now find myself in the reverse, so the AVP was the right choice !!

The Proceed line would be the clear winner against the DC-1. (I am a former DC-1 owner) But with the MC-1, Lexicon takes it. (I now own a MC-1). Lexicon still won't appeal to the 2-channel analog crowd, but those guys don't watch DVDs anyway. If you primarily want a home theater, the MC-1 is great.