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http://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/Ray-Dolby-pioneering-sound-engineer-dies-at-80-4810882.php
Those of us who grew up with audio cassettes remember the Dolby noise-reduction system for reducing tape hiss. It made cassettes capable of "high fidelity" music reproduction, at least by the standards of the 1960s-70s (pre-CD era).
I didn't know that he had a Ph.D. in physics from Cambridge (England)!
Those of us who grew up with audio cassettes remember the Dolby noise-reduction system for reducing tape hiss. It made cassettes capable of "high fidelity" music reproduction, at least by the standards of the 1960s-70s (pre-CD era).
I didn't know that he had a Ph.D. in physics from Cambridge (England)!