Shinjiro Kato

Device for correcting a sound field in a narrow space

A sound field correcting device provides for a natural acoustic localization of the outputs of right and left channels of an acoustic sound source. At least one of right and left channel audio signals is delayed to create a phase difference between the right and left channel audio signals, and to thus dislocate a sound in such a way that a listener not positioned equidistant between right and left channel sound sources may perceive the two channels equally.