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RE: Sound coming from the front with HPs.

Posted by beppe61 on April 1, 2016 at 09:19:17:
Hi and thanks again.
Sorry yes .. looking for information i found a link to the Ossic X system but i deemed it OT here.
Interesting system by the way.
But i am more interested in the processing of a simple stereo signal.
Even if from what i understand some HPs are better than others at giving an out of head sound, an actual processing of the signal is needed for a very spatial experience.
Yes .. i think that a combination of HP and processing is needed.
I read something about HPs with a good out of the head sound and i got that the position of the drivers is key. Frontal and inclined.
I do not want to sound trivial but this need of spatial sound is very much felt by video gamers.
Clearly i will lose something in fidelity.
Thanks a lot again.