<p>If a speaker is truly transparent it seems like there shouldn’t be a reason to voice it or tailor its sound. Is that true?</p>

If a speaker is truly transparent it seems like there shouldn’t be a reason to voice it or tailor its sound. Is that true?

Does transparent sound require voicing?

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Does transparent sound require voicing?

Does transparent sound require voicing?