stereophony
/ˌstɛriˈɑfəni/
noun
- The reproduction of sound using two or more channels to give a sense of direction and space, creating a more natural listening experience.
- The invention of stereophony changed how people listened to music at home.
- Modern movies rely on stereophony to make action scenes feel more realistic.
- The engineer explained the principles of stereophony to the audio class.
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