In Reply to: RE: Absolute Phase; I Can't Hear It posted by georgelouis on March 15, 2009 at 13:13:20:
There's a device that's marketed for setting up PA systems to get the polarity right. It generates an asymmetric test signal out a speaker and has a built in microphone, so it provides an end to end test. It also has electrical inputs and outputs.
Of course the situation with a PA system is more critical, because if the polarity is wrong there will be cancellation of the live and amplified sound. This would be true even if the source sound had a symmetric waveform.
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