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<blockquote data-quote="youdoofus" data-source="post: 8574662" data-attributes="member: 664079"><p>i think hes asking why it sounds better with the mids out of phase. Its likely due to physical spacing, as all the phase does is reverse the push/pull order of a sine wave. Its the exact same thing as reversing the phase on a sub either from the deck or switching the positive and negative leads on both (if there are 2) subs. The biggest issue is when theyre out of phase with other drivers playing the same note. I recommend Sheffield Labs IASCA&nbsp; discs that have phasing tests so you can make a comparative test. The IASCA discs are regarded pretty highly for those who are trying to tune in a system and overcome some hurdles. Plus, some of them have some d@mn decent songs recorded in great studios. Also, there are many other CDs that are renowned for their recording integrity that can be used to test out a setup to see how it sounds, my go to back in the day was &quot;Collective Soul&quot;s eponymous album, specifically &quot;Smashing Young Man&quot;, &quot;Gel&quot; and &quot;Where the River Flows&quot;. Sold TONS of higher end speakers for me, including a few sets of Boston Z series</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="youdoofus, post: 8574662, member: 664079"] i think hes asking why it sounds better with the mids out of phase. Its likely due to physical spacing, as all the phase does is reverse the push/pull order of a sine wave. Its the exact same thing as reversing the phase on a sub either from the deck or switching the positive and negative leads on both (if there are 2) subs. The biggest issue is when theyre out of phase with other drivers playing the same note. I recommend Sheffield Labs IASCA discs that have phasing tests so you can make a comparative test. The IASCA discs are regarded pretty highly for those who are trying to tune in a system and overcome some hurdles. Plus, some of them have some d@mn decent songs recorded in great studios. Also, there are many other CDs that are renowned for their recording integrity that can be used to test out a setup to see how it sounds, my go to back in the day was "Collective Soul"s eponymous album, specifically "Smashing Young Man", "Gel" and "Where the River Flows". Sold TONS of higher end speakers for me, including a few sets of Boston Z series [/QUOTE]

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