Good afternoon, gentlemen. I have heard reference to mapping of the sound stage by some here. I personally feel that the mapping can prove beneficial to many aspects of many conversations we have here on WBF. Does anybody know of a website that can offer audiophiles the mapping of their systems to assist in what it is they are tying to describe with the sound stage?
I feel that this will benefit many a discussion. Below is an example of a typical sound stage borrowed from a friend of mine that offered both before and after of an aftermarket audio fuse being installed and the changes within the sound stage observed....
I do not know how easy it would be but what I am envisioning is a website or link that offers a general and basic location of the loudspeakers, their respective size and the sound stage [as perceived from the listener] from not only an overhead look but a look as well from the ground up. In other words, a 3-D type sound stage.
If you notice in the picture above, some images are circular and more distinct, while others may have a bit of image smearing. Hence, the oval shape. What I'm thinking of is a quick, easy way to plug and play the types of speakers and their general location and the images within to help describe what it is we are experiencing within our system's sound stage.
In other words, plot the size of your speakers, hit enter. Adjust the space between and hit enter. Now take one of the available circles or oval and place it on the screen and print what it is you are referring too. Then on to the next and so on...
Could this be something that is easily done if it does not already exist?
I feel that this will benefit many a discussion. Below is an example of a typical sound stage borrowed from a friend of mine that offered both before and after of an aftermarket audio fuse being installed and the changes within the sound stage observed....
I do not know how easy it would be but what I am envisioning is a website or link that offers a general and basic location of the loudspeakers, their respective size and the sound stage [as perceived from the listener] from not only an overhead look but a look as well from the ground up. In other words, a 3-D type sound stage.
If you notice in the picture above, some images are circular and more distinct, while others may have a bit of image smearing. Hence, the oval shape. What I'm thinking of is a quick, easy way to plug and play the types of speakers and their general location and the images within to help describe what it is we are experiencing within our system's sound stage.
In other words, plot the size of your speakers, hit enter. Adjust the space between and hit enter. Now take one of the available circles or oval and place it on the screen and print what it is you are referring too. Then on to the next and so on...
Could this be something that is easily done if it does not already exist?
