xineis
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First of all, greetings to all fellow members of the ASR forum!
As the title suggests, I am interested in knowing more about soundstage. I believe I understand the basics of the concept. However, I still cannot comprehend how that concept is linked to the technical specifications of both headphones/speakers, audio sources, DACs and amps. I understand that when talking about headphones, closed-backs usually have less soundstage than their open-back counterparts, but how much influence can the driver make?
Is there a positive way to measure soundstage or are reviewers just expressing their opinions on how their feeling of soundstage, e.g., "this DAC/headphone offers a wide and deep soundstage, although that other one is not quite as wide".
I appreciate your input!
As the title suggests, I am interested in knowing more about soundstage. I believe I understand the basics of the concept. However, I still cannot comprehend how that concept is linked to the technical specifications of both headphones/speakers, audio sources, DACs and amps. I understand that when talking about headphones, closed-backs usually have less soundstage than their open-back counterparts, but how much influence can the driver make?
Is there a positive way to measure soundstage or are reviewers just expressing their opinions on how their feeling of soundstage, e.g., "this DAC/headphone offers a wide and deep soundstage, although that other one is not quite as wide".
I appreciate your input!