Examining low frequency localization and spaciousness in typical listening rooms reveals that low frequency separation is altered by conventional loudspeakers and positions, with many common placements producing poor spaciousness when excited by either coincident or pan potted recordings. Spaciousness and localization can be enhanced electronically, and when this is done coincident microphone techniques can produce superior sounding recordings in a wide variety of playback environments.

Author: Griesinger, David
Affiliations: David Griesinger Recordings, Cambridge, MA ; Lexicon Inc.,Waltham, MA(See document for exact affiliation information.)
AES Convention: 79 (October 1985) Paper Number: 2294
Publication Date: October 1, 1985 Import into BibTeX
Subject: Acoustics and Sound Reinforcement
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