musicstyle
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Hi, i don't know because if I invert the polarity of left speaker I found the correct phase.
I hear the bass are deeper and better precision without a empty in the center, typical of out of phase problem.
I already checked my speakers with battery test and also removed the two mid-woofer and I can see the internal connection are the same for both speakers.
Even with the amplifier that I used previously is the same.
And also with another pair of bookshelf speakers, I have to reverse the cable on the left channel.
I can't understand why.
I have just bought new Denon pma-900hne and before of this I used for many years a Sony Ta-f940r.
I have the B&w dm603 and other are Ess ps-820.
I hear the bass are deeper and better precision without a empty in the center, typical of out of phase problem.
I already checked my speakers with battery test and also removed the two mid-woofer and I can see the internal connection are the same for both speakers.
Even with the amplifier that I used previously is the same.
And also with another pair of bookshelf speakers, I have to reverse the cable on the left channel.
I can't understand why.
I have just bought new Denon pma-900hne and before of this I used for many years a Sony Ta-f940r.
I have the B&w dm603 and other are Ess ps-820.