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All those problems happen even if your speakers are perfectly in sync. These aren't headphones. If you have a couch for listening, the difference between sitting on the left and sitting on the right is just as big or bigger. You get the same interference, yet it isn't a problem.



I think his thinking is still valid.

If you sit on the left or right the sound should still come from "center stage" or (x,y,z)=(0,0,0) without being shifted or drift.


Depends on whether you have a stage. If you're playing audio to go with a TV you don't want it drifting much. But when the scenario is playing music over an area you end up with a bunch of mutually-contradictory centers and it doesn't matter if they shift over a little. And music over an area is what sparked this talk.




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