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<blockquote data-quote="Death By Bass" data-source="post: 2732847" data-attributes="member: 566959"><p>lol....</p><p></p><p>firstly, the audio signal path for the sub, and front speakers is HUGELY different, so, chances are, having the subs "out of phase" will make little, to no difference, or, possibly even make it BETTER!!!</p><p></p><p>secondly, most home audio speaker systems, have the midrange wired out of phase to the tweeter, and woofer (assuming a 3 way setup)</p><p></p><p>so... as we have already pointed out to you, wiring the sub "out of phase" with the fronts, isn't a BAD thing...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Death By Bass, post: 2732847, member: 566959"] lol.... firstly, the audio signal path for the sub, and front speakers is HUGELY different, so, chances are, having the subs "out of phase" will make little, to no difference, or, possibly even make it BETTER!!! secondly, most home audio speaker systems, have the midrange wired out of phase to the tweeter, and woofer (assuming a 3 way setup) so... as we have already pointed out to you, wiring the sub "out of phase" with the fronts, isn't a BAD thing... [/QUOTE]
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