[DoYouRight]

So the more I listen I am thinking that maybe reversing the channels in Foobar might be a possibility.

When I listen alot of times it feels like I am not facing the Band more like we are facing the same direction. so instruments sound around me and not in front and around me. I am curious if anyone here does the reverse stereo channels thing, since I do see it on other sites but not ones with higher quality gear. Just curious about the orientation of sound, thanks.

 

[Sherwood]

It's really simple for channels to be flipped somewhere along the line, but reversing them wouldn't solve the problem you're describing.

 

[TopPop]

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Originally Posted by Sherwood /img/forum/go_quote.gif It's really simple for channels to be flipped somewhere along the line, but reversing them wouldn't solve the problem you're describing.

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Reversing them will just flip "stage right" and "stage left", if you will.

 

[DoYouRight]

aww. I did try it and it didnt get what I was after, maybe the recording. It is alot of classical stuff that I notice this.

 

[Sherwood]

what you're describing seems t be somewhat endemic to Grado -- are you listening to the HF-2?

 

[drizzt]

Sounds like you need a more laid back headphone than anything. Don't think changing the channels would put the music in front of you

 

[ear8dmg]

Try Dolby Headphone. That fakes a 'forward' headstage.

Or just get a headphone that projects a forward headstage in the first place.

 

[DoYouRight]

it has happened on some classical recordings on both HF-2 and D7000