Quote:
Originally Posted by robd2
This is a great point and true. I've always wondered what technically causes this. Maybe some sort of lower midrange decay issue?
|
I'm sure it can be explained in technical terms, that is not something that I can explain properly. Of course it has to do with room acoustics and how the speaker interacts with the room. It is similar to bringing a hand to your mouth as you are talking and your voice perceived by the listener will sound different, much like using your voice and getting close to any wall in the room will have the same effect.