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In Reply to: Re: New to "absolute polarity"... posted by markrohr on August 19, 2005 at 11:31:23:
Sounds like it would be very convenient to have a "polarity inversion" switch on one's preamp.I've seen waveforms for various insturments and they are often not symetrical across the 0 point, so I can understand why "absolute polarity" is audible. Until now I thought "absolute polarity" refered only to electical polarity because, to me, polarity in the sound wave seemed essential (why would such a thing even be under debate).
So here I was, all this time thinking the absolute polarity people were a bunch of goof balls or people with MUCH better ears than I (along with the folks who can hear the difference when wires are reversed).
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Follow Ups
- Sounds like a good feature for a preamp - Chris_F 08/19/0518:23:36 08/19/05 (2)
- Audio Research has one... - tunenut 16:47:27 08/20/05 (0)
- Quite right, but we're probably a bunch of goofballs, anyway. ;-) nt - markrohr 08:30:43 08/20/05 (0)
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