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The Haas Effect
If you close your eyes and listen, your brain can sense the direction of where sounds originate–even if you can't see them. Why is that? And what might it mean for Pro AV? In this episode of AVIXA Explains, Chuck Espinoza describes how he teaches the Haas Effect and how it can be used when designing audio systems at live events.
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The Haas Effect

The Haas Effect

If you close your eyes and listen, your brain can sense the direction of where sounds originate–even if you can't see them. Why is that? And what might it mean for Pro AV? In this episode of AVIXA Explains, Chuck Espinoza describes how he teaches the Haas Effect and how it can be used when designing audio systems at live events.

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