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In Reply to: Re: Would you close one eye to see something..?Would you.. posted by Steve Eddy on January 28, 2006 at 11:39:51:
I find that even in mono there's some sense of soundstage. Obviously you don't get the left-right placement, but there's still a sense of the artist being there in the room with you or not. It seems that this is an important part of what we perceive as soundstage. Even a crappy old SS receiver can place the artists reliably left-right - and if everything is placed well, the speakers can seemingly disappear - yet the sound is still one dimensional. Meanwhile, mono done well can have some sense of three dimensionality.I agree that some people obsess on this, but I do think without it the listening experience suffers, at least for me.
-- Dave
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- soundstage (as I define it) is not limited to stereo - Dave Cigna 11:20:42 01/29/06 (1)
- Re: soundstage (as I define it) is not limited to stereo - Steve Eddy 22:23:11 01/29/06 (0)
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