Not a ton of speakers where you can close your eyes and imagine yourself in a concert space, but the best accomplish that. If the engineers dicked around with the multi-track, though, it isn't going to sound like it would in a real room Haven't attended a concert yet where the violinist ran back and forth across the stage as they played....well maybe Nigel Kennedy.
I find that some of the planar speakers are very good at the disappearing act. I own Martin Logan CLS and they disappear very convincingly.
My main speakers offer a dead centre image - so much so that when setting them up for dual use as home theatre speakers, we omitted using a centre speaker - no need and anything that might have slightly bettered what we had would be brutally expensive (I checked and they wanted $9K for the matching centre speaker)
I find that some of the planar speakers are very good at the disappearing act. I own Martin Logan CLS and they disappear very convincingly.
My main speakers offer a dead centre image - so much so that when setting them up for dual use as home theatre speakers, we omitted using a centre speaker - no need and anything that might have slightly bettered what we had would be brutally expensive (I checked and they wanted $9K for the matching centre speaker)