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Lt1z323

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Hello all,

I'm hoping you can help provide some history on the older Pro Logic decoder. I'm well aware of the consumer active decoder that was available but I've read the first incarnation was actually a passive matrix. If true can anyone provide some info, possibly patent info. I'm guessing that it'd likely be similar to a Hafler matrix with a summed center but any info would help. I've been reading up on the patent for PL and the cited AES papers but can find nothing concrete on the passive version.

For that matter if anyone can provide any info on the history of Tate as a company I'd really appreciate it. Info online is very scarce.
 
Hello all,

I'm hoping you can help provide some history on the older Pro Logic decoder. I'm well aware of the consumer active decoder that was available but I've read the first incarnation was actually a passive matrix. If true can anyone provide some info, possibly patent info. I'm guessing that it'd likely be similar to a Hafler matrix with a summed center but any info would help. I've been reading up on the patent for PL and the cited AES papers but can find nothing concrete on the passive version.

For that matter if anyone can provide any info on the history of Tate as a company I'd really appreciate it. Info online is very scarce.
I listen to all my stereo music through Pro Logic II. Here is a short-ish history of Pro Logic:

Jim Fosgate: Of (Surround) Sound Mind

History of Surround Sound Processing: The Battle for Dolby Pro Logic II

Dolby Surround Pro Logic II - The Technology and the Sound
 
Same, all my music is run through PLII and I'm a big Jim Fosgate fan. Have you ever heard 6-Axis? I was able to get my hands on an old Citation 5.0, it's pretty cool to hear the different generations of upmixers.
 
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