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What Does 'Soundstage' Mean?

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The perceived sense of physical space and separation between instruments in a recording, described by listeners as if sound has width, depth, and height even though it's coming from two points.

REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE

"The soundstage on these is wide enough that the drums feel like they're behind you."

LORE & ORIGIN

Standard audiophile listening-vocabulary term used to translate a purely subjective spatial impression into a comparable, discussable quality.

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2010
PEAK POPULARITY
2026 (Audiophile Internet)
CURRENT STATUS
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