Binaural sound reproduction over loudspeakers requires that the listener`s head must be in position to get good sound images. The performance deteriorates when the listener`s head is moved out of position. Computer simulations and subjective experiments show that the stereo dipole, a system comprising two loudspeakers that are close together, is very robust with respect to head movement.
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