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RE: Why is inverting or non-inverting important?

Posted by Triode_Kingdom on June 6, 2017 at 13:35:32:
"My point would be, to hear the record *as produced* one needs to know if the playback system inverts or not."

Bingo!

On the subject of recorded music, I have one CD of an older British group (Yardbirds, I think) where the left channel is inverted from the right. Played normally on stereo speakers, there's virtually no bass at all. Invert one speaker, and Voila!