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Systems, Calibration & Installation

The earlier parts covered how spatial audio is built and how a room shapes it. This part is the hands-on, professional end: turning a format into loudspeakers in a real room, then making that physical system actually deliver the cues the rest of the guide assumes.

Calibration is not cosmetic. The precedence effect and summing localization only work if arrivals are coherent in time; a believable direct-to-reverberant balance needs sane speaker distances and aiming; and an even experience across the audience needs coverage to be designed, not assumed.

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