Subject: | Re: MS speaker article |
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From: | "Dan Dugan" dandugan_1999 |
Date: | Thu Jul 31, 2008 10:02 am ((PDT)) |
Lou, you wrote, > Nice to be in the early part of this - I have always been a big fan > (as in "fanatic?") of MS micing, so it is nice to see it as a > listening method as well as a recording technique. Googling "M-S > Speakers" it brought up nothing but lecturere on multiple sclerosis... MS speakers aren't new. I bet there are hundreds of patents. Some boom- boxes add difference signal to widen the image. I imagine that you might get a stereo panorama if you were in the near field of a one-point speaker. Most domestic listening isn't in the near-field, however. I suspect that spaced L and R speakers do a better job of maintaining a stereo panorama in the far field. Just thinking, try it and see. -Dan Dugan |
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