Wave Theory

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3,048 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 22 Jul

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Making Waves with WaveTheory · Detail? Frequency Response? Soundstage? What's Really Most Important for Good Sound? EP13 · 8 Jul 2026 podcast

There there's no wrong answers.

Yeah, yeah.

So uh completely agree.

And so the thing that I was thinking about

Um is is again I think a is sneakily a relationship between

uh frequency response and resolution thing again and how that balance between the two is important.

There is a phrase sometimes that you will hear

That if somebody hears a headphone or you hear a clip speaker

or, you know, similar in nature, y uh sometimes it will be described as it's too detailed.

Right?

Like there's there's too much detail in it.

I kinda have a personal vendetta against the phrase too detailed.

Because I think that it's it it demonstrates a lack of understanding of what's going on.

Okay.

And so I'm gonna put my professor cap on for for a moment and and try to explain that a little bit.

So I think

I keep coming back to like to me, like one of the best ways to understand audio in all of these terms that we're talking about is to picture yourself sitting in you know, about the middle of the audience of a concert hall at a live symphony performance.

Because you've got 70 plus acoustic instruments up on the stage, all arranged in a specific way, uh, and so forth.

So you've got a lot of instruments, all with their own different sounds, all with their own little point in space, and so forth.

So it just becomes a very easy to like grasp.

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