<p>It’s apparent that classical music should have a soundstage because most of it is recorded on a stage, but what about rock and modern music close mic’ed in a recording studio and without benefit of a soundstage to begin with?</p>

It’s apparent that classical music should have a soundstage because most of it is recorded on a stage, but what about rock and modern music close mic’ed in a recording studio and without benefit of a soundstage to begin with?

Should rock music have a soundstage?

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Should rock music have a soundstage?

Should rock music have a soundstage?