Two Channel Audio, more commonly known as "Stereo" has been the norm in households for many years.

With this system it is possible to hear 'left' and 'right' which is suitable for recorded music, but not possible to hear 'depth' - the jets flying overhead for example. 

Two channel audio is suitable for the reproduction of music and is the basis of a Hi-Fi system. 

Standing for high fidelity, this simply means the recorded material has been encoded with sufficient bandwidth to enable a suitable playback system to deliver the material to our ears with minimal loss of information - creating a lifelike reproduction of the event in our listening area. 

Two Channel Audio has given way over the past ten years to the "home theatre" system but has recently been making a comeback as people are rediscovering the joy of sitting and actually listening to beautifully recorded music.

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