What would you say is THE MOST important factor to good imaging?
Experience has taught me that hardware is critical, but of course so are the room/treatments, the speakers themselves,and the recording's engineering/mastering quality.
But I would have to say that the biggest influence is the room, with speakers and mastering a close second...
Utter nonsense. If you can’t get horns to image, you are doing something
wrong. And horns are a lot more directional than planars. You are very
confused.
@douglas_schroeder ....the Legacys' have all the means to accomplish 'what they do' with the room correction, the amt tweeters, and it's other details.....
I've accomplished basically the same for +/- 2% of their price.
The rest of the $ I'll apply to my speakers...;)
As is said: "Priceless."
...and I agree with Wolfie62....if it's not in the mastering, you can't fix it.
The weakest link. You can’t answer this absolutely without context. There are multiple conditions that are necessary without being individually sufficient. You have a series of elements aimed at producing a desired outcome. If any of them are inadequate the outcome will suffer. A perfect hardware chain from power to room acoustics would be useless with a mono recording.
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