Hi all, At some point I recall reading somewhere that with a FOA recording transformed into binaural sound, a listener is only able to work out the direction of a point source sound to about 15 degrees accuracy in the horizontal plane, compared to being able to identify it to around 2 or 3 degrees in real life (or was it compared to a static binaural recording?) Does anyone have a source for this statistic, or is it more an anecdotal reference about the fuzziness of FOA?
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