Hi,
you gear oriented fools It's not only about the gear, nor an accident, but very much also the auditory system and you as an active component of the whole audio chain that makes a perception. You can actually affect it and seek it, make sure it happens!

At least this is what I've observed about it as an enthusiast.
Anything in the playback system can prevent such holographic sound from happening, most likely multiple things combined, but the last and most important piece that makes or breaks it is your auditory system, regardless of the gear. Perception of sound, such as what can be described a holography, is not directly the sound what enters your ear, but an end result what your own auditory system provides to you to perceive.
I got the holographic sound as I understand it on my system, but only when I'm within particular distance from the speakers. If I physically move myself, start back out staying equidistant to both speakers, the holography disappears at particular distance to speakers. The room acoustics and the speakers and all the gear stays the same*, only thing that changes is moving myself. If you don't have it in yours, move yourself closer!