If you've played Dance Dance Revolution or other rhythm games then you quickly realize small delays make a huge difference. :-)
But yes, I also agree it makes a huge difference in the quality of audio playback to ensure your speakers are time-aligned relative to each other, and also that the difference frequencies reproduced by a single speaker are time-aligned (as much as possible).
That means using hardware components or software-based correction that facilitates that, and optimizing relative phase for turntable setups.
But yes, I also agree it makes a huge difference in the quality of audio playback to ensure your speakers are time-aligned relative to each other, and also that the difference frequencies reproduced by a single speaker are time-aligned (as much as possible).
That means using hardware components or software-based correction that facilitates that, and optimizing relative phase for turntable setups.