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The video included in post #137 in this thread makes clear very wide directivity (he talks about 180 degrees) is something he has worked...
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If someone has a fairly focused perception question they'd like to study, such as what affects the perceived "impact" of a reproduced...
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Thanks for taking the time to listen to Hales’ argument. Greatly appreciated.
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Please explain how a room mode affects a sound that has not interacted with the room. Or are you proposing that the sound “knows” the...
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Nobody is arguing that crappy rooms sound good. The question is whether using frequency-selective filters to modify the output of...
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Here’s a specific case in round numbers: If a reflected sound travels 4 meters farther than the direct version of the same sound, then...
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To be clear, I'm not championing Hales's cause. I hoped to encourage others to listen to the interview and share their own impressions...
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This doesn't really address Hales's point. If I understand him correctly (and it would be better for others to draw their own...
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Long-time speaker designer Paul Hales was interviewed on Soundstage! Network. He has interesting arguments supporting his position on...
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