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In Reply to: RE: Tone Controls posted by Tony Lauck on November 26, 2014 at 14:03:40:
"Human hearing is sensitive to polarity of asymmetric waveforms. There is
undisputed scientific evidence of this"
I'm pleased to know that Tony, since I can normally sense it. Sometime back a poster said that you only hear the difference if your speaker is asymmetrical but I figured it didn't really matter to me whether it was an artifact of the speaker an attribute of my hearing since the result was the same: it was a parameter that needed to be controlled.
However I'm happier to believe that I have "normal" hearing and accurate speakers and that it's an attribute of the music (or the recording) which has always been my assumption.
Rick
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