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In my daydreaming of speaker designs I thought of one idea where each channel was basically one mtm stacked on another but focused maybe 15* from each other. The idea was that this would create a wider sweet spot.
Then I thought deeper about this. Would this design create less accurate imaging? I would imagine it would create a greater sense of ambience from more room reflections. Anybody have any tips or links for designing for proper imaging and speakers that seem to disappear in a room? |
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