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Message: <blockquote data-quote="FoxPro5" data-source="post: 5381003" data-attributes="member: 562649">I think that's a very good point. You can take the sound out of a car, but you can't take the car out of the sound. The space determines the end result.Here in town we have the quietest place in the world...Orfield Lab's anechoic chamber...something like -7 dB. The only sound that exists in the room is you...your heart beating, digestion, breathing etc. I guess no one can stand to be in it more than 30 minutes as they go crazy.So, maybe what T/A is really doing is delaying reflection in a way that allows us to hear the illusion in a different way? Maybe it's delaying the perception of the actual physical boundaries just enough to trick our ears into thinking the speakers moved?</blockquote>

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