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In Reply to: Polarity and SET Amps... posted by Todd Krieger on August 17, 2003 at 13:24:53:
Todd, you are on the right track. There will be a 'BEST' configuration with a speaker (especially horns) and a SET combination. This combination should NOT be changed.
Think it through: The speaker (horn especially) has lots of 2'nd harmonic. The amp, being SET , etc has lots of 2'nd harmonic. If you get them out of phase (the 2'nd harmonic), then they should cancel. What a deal! Free distortion cancellation.
Is this practical? Sometimes.
Absolute polarity, like what Clark is referring to, is a different problem entirely.
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