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Do you feel that speaker phase relationships are underrated?
I do.
When I first began car audio, I had no idea that "phase" even was an issue. I threw some components up front, wired them to my amp, and was done.
However, now knowing what to look for, and using phase tracks to determine correct relationships, I think its a huge factor for imaging. I can really screw up the sound from switching phase.
That brings me to my next question as well. When setting correct phase relationships, what is the correct order,or, is there even an order to go by?
I did phase work today and ended up doing woofer to woofer, mid to mid, tweeter to tweeter, followed by woofer to mid, mid to tweet on the left and right channels.
Anyways, please discuss
I do.
When I first began car audio, I had no idea that "phase" even was an issue. I threw some components up front, wired them to my amp, and was done.
However, now knowing what to look for, and using phase tracks to determine correct relationships, I think its a huge factor for imaging. I can really screw up the sound from switching phase.
That brings me to my next question as well. When setting correct phase relationships, what is the correct order,or, is there even an order to go by?
I did phase work today and ended up doing woofer to woofer, mid to mid, tweeter to tweeter, followed by woofer to mid, mid to tweet on the left and right channels.
Anyways, please discuss