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Re: Acoustic PredictionYes, since polarity and phase are (mostly) independent. The time aligns the phase to 0 degrees, then swapping polarity puts them 180 degrees out of phase - at all frequencies. If the time delay weren't used, it would be 180 out of phase, but only at one frequency.
Re: Acoustic Prediction
Yes, since polarity and phase are (mostly) independent. The time aligns the phase to 0 degrees, then swapping polarity puts them 180 degrees out of phase - at all frequencies. If the time delay weren't used, it would be 180 out of phase, but only at one frequency.
