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In Reply to: Recordings with perfect stereo image? posted by gdecapua@hotmail.com on February 23, 2007 at 23:00:40:
Some additional causes of non-central imaging include:1) speaker distance to listener not the same (to within 1cm)
2) dud tweeter or tweeter level on one side. The treble plays a disproportionate role in setting the soundstage. Tweeters can very easily be "half dead" - still function to an extent that you can hear them but not realise that their efficiency has dropped way off due to damage.
Both from personal experience! I have a very asymmetrical listening space and still achieve a quite symmetrical and centred sound stage
Murray
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