Stereo Enhance or Super Stereo in Ambisonic decoders widens the stereo image of a stereo recording. When you turn the Enhance control, the image is first more or less a mono image in center front. Then it starts to widen to a "normal" 60 degrees wide stereo image, then to 180 degrees and finally wraps around the listener.
Super Stereo doesn't add anything to the signal, no delays or anything. The stereo information (intensity, time and phase differences) are just widened from 60 to a wide image. The more there is stereo information in the original audio, the more you can hear the spread. How the enhancement sounds, depends on the recording. To my ear a setting of about 110 degrees works best for most material. Eero _______________________________________________ Sursound mailing list [email protected] https://mail.music.vt.edu/mailman/listinfo/sursound
