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In Reply to: RE: Best version of "Belafonte at Carnegie Hall" posted by Funky Bob on July 02, 2009 at 17:11:54
will sound better whether you got the original or the Classic resissue.
"Acoustic Polarity" is the issue here. Some people who listen to this recording in "correct" polarity say that they notice huge improvements in naturalness of sound, soundstaging, etc... Others feel that the effects, if audible, are insignificant. Your ears and/or your entire system (especially your loudspeakers) might determine whether or not polarity changes are audible or significant to you. "Polarity" is mistakenly referred to as "phase" by many of us...
Edits: 07/03/09
Acoustic Polarity - Hmmm. First time that I am hearing this term in 30 years of reading Audio writings.
Instead of hearing a forward movement of the speaker diaphragm, you are hearing the backward movement. So it is a phase issue. Both produces similar sound, but one is more direct and correct.
In amplifiers, some designs are phase inverted and they call it as such.
Anyway, I can hear it easily.
Another popular LP Janis Ian - Breaking silence is also phase inverted. Hear it in the correct phase and it would sound twice as good.
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