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by pbz 10y ago
After using a phone with stereo speakers ( http://cdn01.androidauthority.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/Moto_X_Style_Black_Front_Back.jpg http://cdn01.androidauthority.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/08... ) there's no way I'm going back to mono. What's frustrating is that the bottom part looks perfect for a second speaker.
- fizzbatter 10y agoI had that fear after loving my Nexus6 dual speakers for so long, and it can still be nice at times _(mainly for volume level)_, but lately i've just been bluetooth'ing all my music from my Nexus6. The speakers just sound _(mildly!)_ crackly at loud levels, it makes me wonder if they were damaged from my loud playing. So, i guess i'm saying i don't really trust nice built-in speakers for playing music, and am willing to go back to a mono speaker knowing i can just use bluetooth instead.
- krzyk 10y agoWhat's the benefit of stereo speakers if they are centimeters from each other? Aren't those going to sound like mono one?
- gcp 10y agoSound travels slowly, and your ears are very sensitive to inter-ear phase differences. It won't sound like mono.