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In Reply to: Nearfield orchestra listening posted by jimbill on April 29, 2024 at 15:50:21:
"Nearfield" (proper) implies more than physical proximity in the "fore and aft". It is supposed to signify relative absence of adulterating reflected sounds coming from any direction, for the purpose of maximizing the audibility of direct sound...
So, while simply moving closer to the orchestra in a concert hall will bring you "near" it is not, never can be, and never was - "nearfield".
Moving closer only gives you a different type of "midfield" sound.
Don't forget I told you so.
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Follow Ups
- "Nearfield" at a concert hall? Physically impossible...but, have you considered Anechoic ? - peppy m. 08:17:46 05/06/24 (1)
- RE: "Nearfield" at a concert hall? Physically impossible...but, have you considered Anechoic ? - Todd Krieger 00:14:34 05/11/24 (0)