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In Reply to: Does a loudspeaker's time coherence matter ? posted by bunni on February 22, 2007 at 17:36:31:
I like BW's response below - the brain can pick out the difference between real and reproduced sources even when "frequency response is shot to hell" I always thought my best loudspeakers are one's that sounded "Real" when outside the room they are playing in. Not all of my loudspeakers have had that quality. I think it has a bit to do with time coherence - but also the ration of direct to overall power response.But I digress... Most sources are not time coherent - a stereo recording using spaced onmi microphones would be the closest thing. But add a third microphone and everything goes amuck. The alone studio work where that time delay between sources can be months! I thing that most of the time with most of the sources time coherence is probably a somewhat lower priority.
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