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In Reply to: What exactly constitutes a 'near field' setup ? posted by AbeCollins on July 18, 2014 at 22:26:21:
.....and get primarily direct sound from the speaker and little reflected sound. extreme near field might be getting as close to the speakers as possible while allowing the speaker's drivers to still be coherent where you don't hear individual drivers.also; 'near-field' can refer to sitting inside the equilateral triangle made up of the speakers and the listening position.
mikel
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