6.1 Channel Surround (analog matrixed: Dolby Pro Logic IIx)

Extracts six audio channels and one low-frequency channel from either a specially encoded two-channel or stereo source. Expands a back surround channel from a 5.1 channel source:
Two channels for speakers at the front—left (L) and right (R).
One channel for speaker at the center—center (C).
Two channels for surround speakers at the sides—side left (LS) and side right (RS).
One channel for surround speakers at the rear—back surround channel (BS).
One low-frequency channel to drive a sub-woofer.
Describes the Dolby Pro Logic IIx matrixed surround system. Source media is the same as both Dolby Pro Logic and Dolby Pro Logic II.
Placement: The front speakers should be placed at the edges of the screen, toed in to face the central listening location. The center speaker should be placed behind the screen (when using projection) or over or under a TV. Side channel speakers should be placed to the left and right of the listening position, equidistant from the front speakers and the rear speakers. Rear channel speakers should be placed slightly behind the listening position, and should have a normal high-quality monopolar construction. Front speakers should be at ear height and surrounds should be above.