<p>We understand how a phantom center channel is created in a stereo speaker setup, but how do speakers manage to have sound stages that exceed the width of the two speakers?</p>

We understand how a phantom center channel is created in a stereo speaker setup, but how do speakers manage to have sound stages that exceed the width of the two speakers?

How does the sound stage exceed speaker width?

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How does the sound stage exceed speaker width?

How does the sound stage exceed speaker width?