noun
definition
A soundproof room or building used for the production of movies or of television programmes.
Examples of soundstage in a Sentence
They're characterized by a slightly airy, open and expansive soundstage that blends the sounds from all directions accurately.
This speaker is designed to be hung on rear or side walls in pairs to create the ideal rear soundstage for modern multi-channel systems.
This allows the individual drivers to work together to produce a precisely detailed soundstage.
Most of the sound energy was front soundstage with good audio panning on occasion across the front channels.
The rear soundstage was generally, merely pumping out a sample of whatever the L & R front channels were carrying.
The Nucleus Micro produces a vast soundstage and pinpoint imaging, in a beautifully small, visually attractive package.
This allows our speakers to deliver the most open, transparent soundstage possible.
I heard greater dynamic contrast, a larger and more cohesive soundstage, and a clearer, more realistic rendering of tonality.
It may look like a typical upscale restaurant on television, but the Hell's Kitchen restaurant is actually a studio soundstage that has been converted to look like a restaurant.