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In Reply to: RE: Can someone define "Matrix" as used in 90's Onkyo? posted by Lesis Moon on March 18, 2009 at 07:37:03
multi channel matrix is created from or based on another source. a matrix channel is derived from part or parts from another channel or channels.thats what was read in a book,sorry nothing said about matrix only,but its a start:}
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Thanks,
I guess my biggest question is:
When in the "Matrix" mode, how does the signal delivered to the rear speakers differ from that delivered to the front speakers? Is the matrix mode just a signal split or is there some sort of filter, delay or what have you? I'm most interested in what happens during two channel (music) play back.
I dont think its split more like your 2nd answer.I looked up that dictonary on matrix sound.I cant find an answer for stereo playback.
I know there is a HUGE difference between the front and rear speakers when stereo music is played in the Dolby mode, but in the "Matrix" mode, if there is a difference, it's subtle. I'm trying to decide whether to split my signals between two amplifiers (front and rear) prior to the amps or just use the Matrix mode to drive the rear speakers.
Edits: 03/19/09
I would use the pre out front to the other amp.I use the front& rears pre outs for more speakers.you can try the rears to see what sounds better.I like lots of amps & speakers.not to many people do what we do.your option is having at least 6 speaker play back if you want.I think,
ps Im the guy with the 2 ht onkyos.they were both made the same year so I can fine tune both at the same time with 1 remote:}
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