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In Reply to: RE: If I am building the fastest dragster in the world, I don't worry about how it corners posted by Dave_K on March 31, 2022 at 08:16:28:
Early and late reflections both "enhance spaciousness" som.tim.s. Early reflections m.ght be hard to distinguish from direct sound, but som.tim.s you don't need (or want) to distinguish the two.Spectrally correct wall reflections com.ined with direct sound can create the m.st m.ssive "epicenter of sound" possible. And while "im.ging" m.ght deteriorate slightly,"soundstaging" or overall sense of scale will probably im.rove.
Early reflections and direct sound com.ine sound together to create a virtual wall of sound. The stronger the wall reflections are, the larger this virtual wall seem. to be.
A large virtual wall of sound and speakers that seem to disappear within it are two im.ortant ingredients of "spacious" sound.
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- RE: "Late reflections enhance spaciousness, not early reflections." - peppy m. 04/2/2214:15:38 04/2/22 (0)
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