Legacy software
When AGM products stopped needing a rack.
By the early 2000s, several AGM ideas were moving from dedicated hardware into file processing, network servers and software workflows.
AGMnet
Remote control and real-time diagnostics for installed audio — an early example of AGM treating software/control as part of the system rather than an accessory.
Read the story →2002–04XEncode, dotAGM & DTS
How a surround-encoding workflow built around validation, packing and network jobs became technology owned and marketed by DTS.
Read the story →1998–2006TSS-1, TSS-1D & ESsEX
One Three Speaker Stereo story: Gerzon Trifield processing first implemented in AGM rack hardware, then carried into high-resolution Windows file processing.
Read the story →Legacy means legacy
Historical technology, not a catalogue.
These pages document products and systems that are no longer offered or supported as current AGM products. They are included because the development trail helps explain what the company did and how one piece of work led to another.