'Holographic Sound Stage?'

Soundstage height is one of the holy grails.

My modest little headphone system has quite good holographic soundstaging, you know, considering that it's a HEADPHONE system.

An expert is someone in a suit 100 miles from home.

Oops.

:-)

"Holographic imaging is impressive when you hear it, but over the years I've come to appreciate that live music doesn't sound like that. I listen mostly to classical and have been to a number of concerts at Boston Symphony Hall. From roughly the middle of the orchestra seating section, I never hear anything that sounds like the holographic soundstage that I get from some audio systems. In fact many "audiophiles" who never go to live concerts in a real concert hall would probably be shocked."

I hate to judge before all the facts are but it appears we have one solid reason why home audio is superior to live unamplified music.