The term usually refers to a soundproof area where you can make audio recordings without a lot of background noise or interference. I don't know what a sound stage is min relation to headphones.

That's because what is popular in music right now is pop and dance music, with a beat that is very bass-heavy. You will find that many headphones nowadays have a high bass output, or they have a lot of lows in them. They don't just exist in headphones either, and a lot of what I do is balancing the different frequencies to create the most appealing appealing sound. Violins have a lot of 'highs' because they create mostly high frequency sounds. You know how a bass guitar or a stand-up bass has a lower, almost heavier sound than an electric guitar or a violin? That's because the sound generated by the basses is a lower frequency than the sound generated by the guitar or violin. Highs, mids, and lows refer to the pitch of the sound you are hearing. I'm the one with the big board at the back of the room turning knobs. I work as an audio technician at a performing theatre part time for some back ground.

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