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Old 08-21-2010, 02:32 PM
ctc17 ctc17 is offline
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It appears they have some fancy phasing going on there where it blends the channels if one is missing and increases separation if both are there. I will study the circuit when I get time.

Stereo is one of those arts that has faded and been killed in modern music and programming. They got a 60/40% maximum separation rule they go by now. We wouldnt want all those home wired car stereo installs where all the speakers are out of phase and hooked up to the left channel to miss part of the crappy song.

I would like to implement something like this resistor deal at the dance club I am the sound tech for. That way when the djs crappy equipment drops a channel it blends and doesn't kill the party yet its still stereo when the information is there. I have gone to lengths to keep that place stereo, you really cant find a canned music venue anywhere that's true stereo. In fact most of the new equipment out of the box is default mono.
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