Crossfeed

Pros

• Oh yea, crossfeed with headphones is essentially a requirement once you realize how unnatural they sound by nature of only delivering sound from two disconnected sources.
• With crossfeed, that same range *and with the same adjustments* suddenly sounds closer to ruler flat and can be fine-tuned as such.
• Crossfeed only matters for older recordings that were made for speakers, for example this song:
• Crossfeed has seemingly fully eliminated this annoyance by giving a better approximation of how our ears work with speakers and sound in general by cutting full seperation.
• This to me, is completely game changing to the point that given it's freely available (Peace shown), I'm surprised that it's not mentioned more often, even though it's obviously nothing new.

Cons

• Crossfeed - absolutely not - it just feels, or sounds. like everything is out of phase, and is not a pleasant listening experience for the most part.
• For me, the main drawback is that the soundstage gets alot narrower when applying crossfeed. Which i often find more important in a song, so i usually have it off.