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In Reply to: Re: "In the case of Classical music, polarities become a mixed bag with the advent of heavy multimiking" . . . no. posted by unclestu52 on May 12, 2007 at 01:19:19:
From what I've understood from psychoacoustic literature, but then I didn't look and read specifically about that, is that resolution of human hearing is about 1 ms, which relates to the circumferential distance between the ears, so that arrival time differences smaller than that wouldn't be detectable.I'm not sure whether or not that is true for all frequencies. In any case, many speakers have group delays way above that value so from that point of view alone they can;t be considered as accurate.
Klaus
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