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Is there much difference between traditional stereo and a system such as a Sony surround sound setup?
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∙ 11y ago
Yes the difference between traditional stereo sound and surround sound setup is quite noticeable. Stereo sound uses two speakers while surround sound uses three, five or seven to give a more realistic experience where sounds can come from both in front of and behind them.
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