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In Reply to: You mean, the Headstage ? (nt posted by peppy m. on March 19, 2025 at 09:09:14:
That's why one can get a deep, wide soundstage with headphones, it's certainly not a limitation of headphones per se. in fact the headphone soundstage has the potential to be considerably better than speakers, it's a purer signal, it depends on skill of listener. The soundstage isn't as some would have you believe an artificial thing, a projected type of thing or a manipulation of the engineers.It's not what you have, it's what you do with it, like anything else. I'm not trying to set the world on fire, just start a flame in a few hearts.
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Follow Ups
- The soundstage information is in the recording. - Geoffkait 13:45:40 03/20/25 (8)
- But "soundstaging" combines recording info with room interactions. The Smyth Realiser... ... - peppy m. 17:14:37 03/21/25 (7)
- Eggs ackley! That's the problem. Nt - Geoffkait 03:54:58 03/22/25 (2)
- It's only a "problem" for dummy heads with binaural hearing... - peppy m. 07:17:39 03/22/25 (1)
- I'm pretty sure you only need two ears. Van Goghs need not apply. Nt - Geoffkait 07:44:57 03/22/25 (0)
- A great article on "soundstaging" vs "headstaging"... - peppy m. 00:45:19 03/22/25 (3)
- An expert is someone wearing a cheap suit fifty miles from home. Nt - Geoffkait 03:58:11 03/22/25 (2)
- I listen to whoever (and for whatever) seems to makes the most sense... (nt - peppy m. 07:20:29 03/22/25 (1)
- I kind of doubt that's the scientific method. Nt - Geoffkait 08:44:10 03/22/25 (0)
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