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<blockquote data-quote="5.3bowtie" data-source="post: 7675449" data-attributes="member: 588220"><p>I have t/a on my deck but with it set to zero the stage is closer to the tweet that is farther away which doesnt make any sense. It should be the closest tweet to me that I hear over the other and then use t/a to delay or move that tweet farther away to get a centered stage correct? I am just wondering if I am not comparing apples to apples with one tweet being on axis and the other off. Its weird though because there are certain higher frequencies such as symbols that I do not hear come from the tweet off axis but if I sit right in front of it to where it is on axis then I hear everything.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="5.3bowtie, post: 7675449, member: 588220"] I have t/a on my deck but with it set to zero the stage is closer to the tweet that is farther away which doesnt make any sense. It should be the closest tweet to me that I hear over the other and then use t/a to delay or move that tweet farther away to get a centered stage correct? I am just wondering if I am not comparing apples to apples with one tweet being on axis and the other off. Its weird though because there are certain higher frequencies such as symbols that I do not hear come from the tweet off axis but if I sit right in front of it to where it is on axis then I hear everything. [/QUOTE]
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