In the January 2005 edition of Videography Magazine, Mark Schubin in his article "More Than Just Numbers" writes:
Sound may not seem to have anything to do with picture quality, but don’t be too hasty to come to that conclusion. Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts conducted experiments in the 1970s in which focus groups that heard stereo sound with certain programs rated the picture quality higher than groups who saw the same programs without stereo sound.
Sound may not seem to have anything to do with picture quality, but don’t be too hasty to come to that conclusion. Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts conducted experiments in the 1970s in which focus groups that heard stereo sound with certain programs rated the picture quality higher than groups who saw the same programs without stereo sound.
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