andy2 said:
For example, a MTM gives better soundstage than just TM?
What drivers in your opinion provide better than average soundstage?
Bill Fitzpatrick said:
I would think that soundstaging is not a function of MTM vs MT.
IMO, source material is the greatest culprit in poor soundstaging. The room also plays a significant role.
The room also plays a significant role.
andy2 said:Is it true that some drivers or driver configuration offer better soundstage width than others?
For example, a MTM gives better soundstage than just TM?
What drivers in your opinion provide better than average soundstage?
morbo said:
I beleive that is why the imaging argument is made for MTM configurations, or at least the D'appolotio configuration - supposedly the narrower vertical dispersion cuts down on floor/ceiling bounce, which supposedly improves imaging. I've never really compared a good MTM to a good MT or to be totally fair, TMM, in the same room, so I can't really comment on the argument one way or the other.