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In Reply to: Re: You've got it right. posted by George Kubitsch on October 16, 2001 at 00:51:04:
How to ruin the phasing of your system by having the two channels out of phase with each other: As Robert Browning put it, "let me count the ways". (1) The most common way is to mis-wire your spkrs with respect to each other. (It takes too long to explain how to do that; use your imagination.) (2) If you use phono, the next most common way is to mis-wire your cartridge at the little output pins, mixing up hot and ground in the same way as one could do with one's spkrs. (3) If you are a do-it-yourselfer, then there are a jillion other ways to create this problem with a soldering iron.
As for your question on who can hear the difference when the phasing of both channels is switched simultaneously by 180 degrees, I know that I cannot. But there are a select few who claim that they can and that it makes a tremendous difference in sonics. I pity them. They have another thing to worry about.
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- Re: You've got it right. - Lew 11:24:00 10/16/01 (1)
- Re: You've got it right. - George Kubitsch 08:17:45 10/17/01 (0)
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