Speakers and wire length

Apr 01, 2014 26 Replies
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** But time of arrival for any transient is CRUCIAL !!

You're knowledgeable tons of things, but here you're wrong.

** Phase differences are not heard on headphones at all -- with *SINE* waves.

They are. Not only do the books say so -- but I've done the experiment. The ear/brain can hear phase differences -- //steady-state differences// (not just polarity reversals) up to about 1kHz. Not surprisingly, this frequency roughly corresponds to the acoustic wavelength of the head.

You didn't read what I wrote.

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There is no summation and comb filtering, flanging, etc., with earphones regardless of phase differences between L and R.

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Not quite relevant, but interesting From alt.engineering.electrical, 4th post by Bill Shymanski

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On Thu, 3 Apr 2014 14:24:05 +1100, Phil Allison spewed:

Cripes! I thought I had this sewer mouth killfiled! Adjustment made...

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Good one. 1983 cables well beyond their service life. LOL

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"William Sommerwanker is an Ass"

** FFS - I am agreeing with you.

Transients ARE high frequency sounds.

** Like hell.

** I don't give a f*ck what you wrote .

Cos you make s*it up.

.... Phil

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Phil, you are reading what you want to see, not what I actually wrote.

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