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Checking if monitor speakers are out-of-phase?

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DieselAzn

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Oh, swapped the wires in the molex connectors. That works and was probably the easiest option out of your choices.



Message # 11 23.09.22 - 13:49:47
RE: Checking if monitor speakers are out-of-phase?

91M5

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Yes, an extremely unlikely problem. Good final result though.



Message # 12 23.09.22 - 13:54:35
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fuschnicken

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The DSP is used to pull the frequency graph to a straight line. So, yes, that would mean it's always in the signal path. I couldn't find anything about an "off" or "bypass DSP" switch in the software. Of course, not having the monitors and not spending hours on it, makes this a bit uncertain.


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