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Testing that speakers in phase?



 
 
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Old May 6th 08, 09:25 AM posted to uk.rec.audio,uk.comp.homebuilt
Roger Thorpe
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Default Testing that speakers in phase?

Terry Pinnell wrote:
Could someone remind me of the simple test involving placing 'left'
and 'right' speakers close together facing each other please? Am I
right in recalling that they are in correct 'phase' when the volume
sounds reduced/muffled? Or is it the reverse?

(I have some cable extensions to do on the speakers that came with my
new PC, and both wires are identical, so I want to be sure I get it
right.)

Terry,
Cable with absolutely no polarity identification is unusual, though not
impossible to find. In some cases the identification is not obvious and
can be something like a rib on one side that may just look like a flash
from a moulding process.
Roger Thorpe
 




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