Wow, that's crazy. The "pulseaudio volume control" shows all profiles
like previous versions of ubuntu did. After changing to 5.1 (the music
is ok, then) there's a new entry "USB Sound Device Analog Surround 5.1"
on the default audio settings dialog. I still cannot change the mode
("Digital Stereo (IEC958)" is preselected), but when clicking the
"Testsound"-Button, it shows up my 5 speakers and the subwoofer, also
the testvoice is played correctly.

@tobias: Thank you for providing the solution. Using stereo sound on a
surround system is a showstopper for me. Now I don't have to fear a
"too-late-to-fix" as there's a way to go around this problem. However I
really hope it will be fixed before the release - newbees will be
thinking it's a hardware issue and leaving ubuntu.

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