Thanks, guys. I can relax now. I was gettin' pissed!

 

DSP is the poor mans time correction. The 'driver seat' setting sounds way better than 'all seats' or not having it. Of course a aftermarket radio with real time correction is the best.

Time Correction
A processing circuit found in some receivers that compensates for the uneven distances between left and right car speakers and listeners' ears. Time correction delays signals from the closest speaker(s), so that all the sound arrives at your off-center listening position at the same time. You'll get a more accurate, lifelike stereo image.