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In Reply to: Re: I love that! posted by KlausR. on May 12, 2007 at 05:41:22:
I'll continue to listen (and switch the speaker cables when the polarity is obviously "wrong" to my ears).You continue NOT to listen and believe what you like. It's a dogma thing for you, as should be obvious by now.
Deal?
BTW, a primary reason why polarity is so easily detected on my speakers is that they are (duh) polarity-coherent AND there is no crossover between the mids and tweeters and only a minimal one between the woofer and the mids. Low distortion and time-coherence are only part of the story. As the tech rep responded when I queried Gallo about why I could tell the difference so readily, the Ref 3s are "extremely sensitive" to polarity, sez he. Would that it were not so. You think I LIKE being able to hear this?
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