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In Reply to: Re: Magnepans ... posted by NickWay on May 27, 2005 at 18:32:30:
The forward sounding placement is the correct phase. If you get more sensitive to phase then you'll soon realize that many recordings have mixed phase (argghhhhh!). One example is the Holly Cole trio 'Don't Smoke in Bed' CD. TAS went and claimed the Canadian version was superior so I went out and got it only to realize the Canadian version was inverted in relation to the US version. The trio itself is recorded in mixed phases. The piano is inverted to the voice and bass, or vice versa depending on which release you have.Stu
PS Oh Yeah in regards to your wife, I believe that's called selective hearing, but then we won't tell her that, won't we?
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