Don't forget that ours ears are not the only way we experience the music we're listening to. There are pressure sensing structures called Pacinian corpuscules distributed over the entire surface of our skin that contribute to our perception of lower frequencies.
I'm not sure whether these sensors are wired to our brains in a manner that allows source localization, but it would make sense if they were.
It's a fact that having appropriately distributed multiple subs (more than 2) improves the bass. I wonder if anyone has looked into whether it makes a perceptual difference if you try to keep the channels separated from left to right when you place them.
I'm not sure whether these sensors are wired to our brains in a manner that allows source localization, but it would make sense if they were.
It's a fact that having appropriately distributed multiple subs (more than 2) improves the bass. I wonder if anyone has looked into whether it makes a perceptual difference if you try to keep the channels separated from left to right when you place them.