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Stereo (stereophonic sound) is a two-channel audio stream intended to recreate the natural stereo field. Use for questions related to stereophonic audio.
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What causes the background hissing in speakers?
Thermal Noise
It's highly likely that what you are experiencing is a natural phenomeon that is entirely due to the internal electronic circuits within your amplifier. I'm not saying that external EMI …
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Can someone explain 'phase' and related terminology in audio production?
Thus if a particular sound were a little bit "left" it would become "more" left as you increase the stereo enhancement. … An old digitech guitar effects unit I've got, on some settings produces a massive wide sound and it does this by opening the stereo field with an inversion on the left channel. …
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