<p>It is sometimes difficult to understand why the holographic imaging of a properly set up speaker system requires the soundstage to be behind the loudspeaker. Paul explains why.</p>

It is sometimes difficult to understand why the holographic imaging of a properly set up speaker system requires the soundstage to be behind the loudspeaker. Paul explains why.

Why does sound have to come from behind the speakers?

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Why does sound have to come from behind the speakers?

Why does sound have to come from behind the speakers?