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Kevin C Brown · 07-24-2007, 08:16 PM

I don't know... I have come across this a few times, and most times the recommendation from either the manufacturer and/or the manual is: if you are certain you have the speakers wired correctly, ignore this message from the receiver or pre/pro. You could also whip out Avia, if you have it, and go through the speaker phase tests it contains. You could also try and listen yourself either way and see if you can hear a difference. But to be honest, I'd trust the QC of the speaker's manufacturer more than I would how some of these software algorithms determine phase.

07-24-2007, 08:16 PM	#6 of 8
Kevin C Brown Member Location: Santa Clara, CA Join Date: Aug 2000 Local Time: 01:37 AM Local Date: 12-02-2008 Posts: 5,835	Re: Out of Phase but wired correctly? I don't know... I have come across this a few times, and most times the recommendation from either the manufacturer and/or the manual is: if you are certain you have the speakers wired correctly, ignore this message from the receiver or pre/pro. You could also whip out Avia, if you have it, and go through the speaker phase tests it contains. You could also try and listen yourself either way and see if you can hear a difference. But to be honest, I'd trust the QC of the speaker's manufacturer more than I would how some of these software algorithms determine phase. If it's not worth waiting until the last minute to do, then it's not worth doing. KevinVision 7.1 ...