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RE: I don't doubt you can hear differences between 0 and 180 degrees

Posted by Jim McShane on June 12, 2017 at 09:16:13:
That's an excellent post Lew!

I would highly recommend you and other inmates take a look at the excerpt from an AES oral history from Edgar Villchur - the founder of Acoustic Research and driving force behind acoustic suspension loudspeaker systems. The 2nd half of the "Loudspeaker Performance" excerpt (link below) is VERY interesting! While he's talking about loudspeakers what he discusses is widely applicable to any discussion of phase.