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stereophony's Usage Examples:

authors explored two-channel stereophony, and remarked that it was at a disadvantage compared with multi-channel stereophony that was already available.

He helped develop the delta stereophony system—the first true directional and distance sound reinforcement system.

Broadcasting 1979 City Visit for 4-channel tape 1980 Passage for bass flute and stereophony To Rain and Wind for koto, percussion and live electronics Personnage.

He was an early proponent of the long-playing record, stereophony, video discs and digital recording.

While early LP recordings were monophonic, stereophony had been demonstrated in 1881 and Alan Blumlein had patented Stereophonic.

a time in separate passes and were not intended for later mixdown or stereophony; as with later half-track and quarter-track monophonic tape recording.

First invented by Blumlein in early 1930s, original stereophony was a system that converts the phase difference of the signals recorded.

the example of American Columbia, and encouraging the development of stereophony as early as 1954.

professional career at RCA, working on acoustics, large scale loudspeakers and stereophony, writing numerous technical papers and receiving several patents.

recording industry, and a description of Blumlein"s inventions related to stereophony, notably the matrix processing of stereo signals, the Blumlein stereo.

An application for summing localization is the intensity stereophony, where two loudspeakers emit the same signal with different levels, resulting.

between microphones in an AB microphone system (see time-of-arrival stereophony) Space (disambiguation) Spacer (disambiguation) Spaced, a British television.

Summing localization is the basis of stereophony.

Synonyms:

stereo, boom box, amplifier, quadraphony, quadraphonic system, ghetto blaster, stereophonic system, stereo system, iPod, quadriphonic system, Walkman, reproducer,

Antonyms:

monaural,