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In Reply to: A good reason perhaps to move up to better speakers? Ones without high amounts of phase distortion? nt posted by clarkjohnsen on May 6, 2007 at 13:25:01:
Over a year ago, I was stating what Klaus has written, but you argued that since recordings were 50/50 in their polarity (not something I said or has been true in my experience), that basically, polarity of recordings and speakers were not an issue and nothing needed to be done.Acceptance of the status quo was what you preached, and the most that you advocated was simply an addition of a polarity switch on a preamp. When I pointed out that many speakers have drivers in mixed polarities, you seemed to be oblivious of that fact. I honestly thought you were simply pandering to the interests of the mainstream speaker manufacturers,
What has brought about this change in view?
Stu
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- Turning over a new leaf, Clark? - unclestu52 15:17:58 05/06/07 (0)
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