iPad Pro iPad Pro owners - a question about the speakers

[Puonti]

If you set the iPad into landscape orientation on a table, but then sit at one of the short ends, can you actually hear high-pitched and low-pitched sounds coming from different speakers at that end? Is the pitch separation really noticeable, or does it sound balanced, like you're simply getting the left or right channel?

If you have a sound file or a song where a distinct sound or melody goes from low to high pitch or the other way around, that'd be a great way to test this.

 

[Newtons Apple]

If you set the iPad into landscape orientation on a table, but then sit at one of the short ends, can you actually hear high-pitched and low-pitched sounds coming from different speakers at that end? Is the pitch separation really noticeable, or does it sound balanced, like you're simply getting the left or right channel?

If you have a sound file or a song where a distinct sound or melody goes from low to high pitch or the other way around, that'd be a great way to test this.

From the Apple site:

"No matter how you turn it, you’ll want to turn it up.
With a high-fidelity speaker in each corner, iPad Pro creates a rich, wide, and detailed soundstage. It automatically adjusts the orientation of the high frequencies to the topmost speakers, no matter how you’re holding it. So whether you’re playing a game or watching a movie, you — and your ears — will be completely immersed."

 

[Puonti]

I know all this.

What I'm asking is if the pitch-difference is noticable in actual use when listening to just the left or right speaker pair.

 

[AliMacs]

I know all this.

What I'm asking is if the pitch-difference is noticable in actual use when listening to just the left or right speaker pair.

Actually if you put your ear right next to the right hand side speaker, you will hear the following sound - it's very, very faint and subtle but you will have to pay attention and you'll hear: "return the iPad"