Nicola,
I am very happy with my unit, which I purchased a few weeks ago. It's incredibly smooth, flexible, powerful, and dead quiet. It'll decode or hook up to just about anything. Everything just oozes quality. I find it awesome listening to movies and music. DPL-II works wonderfully, even with the factory settings. The unit also has oodles of DSP modes, but they sound a bit "phasey" and less solid than stereo out of the box. In its defense, I'm certain that fine-tuning the DSP parameters would probably make a huge difference, but I haven't gotten around to fiddling with these yet.
Many more options than I've been able to explore, thus far. The main difficulties that I have are ergonomic in nature, especially the remote control. My Marantz RC-2000 is *much* better. Banana plugs are the best choice because the plugs are so tightly packed in the rear. Because the receiver is so capable, familiarizing yourself with the manual is a must, but I don't find the manual particularly well-written.
Other than this, its sheer size and weight makes hooking up everything a bit of a pain. It just barely fits into my entertainment center. I may need to hook up a miniature fan to reduce heat build-up.
At present, I admit that my present setup does not come close to matching the unit's quality/capabilities. (I'm waiting for delivery of my Divas.) My understanding is that RX-V2200 owners have been happily driving Diva systems with no problems. I definitely wouldn't buy the RX-V3200 over the RX-V2200 just to get a few more DSP modes; however, the amplifier is higher quality and a bit more powerful. I anticipate no problems driving a set of Divas with this baby; MLS advised that AV123 has many other Yamaha owners (with lesser units) who are pleased with the setup.
BTW, smc r8dr also posted an extensive review of his 3200, compared with a couple units he had previously owned.
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showt...hlight=RXV3200
I have no regrets and would buy the unit again. Hope this helps,
Mark