Direct Answer • Key Takeaway
The Reason Is That the Inherent Meter Tolerance When Reading a Noise Signal Means the Two Speakers Will Always End up Being Slightly Different — Enough to Pull the Phantom Centre off Slightly to One Side.
Why Is Right Speaker Louder Than Left?
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★ Key Takeaways
The Reason Is That the Inherent Meter Tolerance When Reading a Noise Signal Means the Two Speakers Will Always End up Being Slightly Different — Enough to Pull the Phantom Centre off Slightly to One Side.
