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13th October 2003, 04:42 AM
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What would be the effect if 2 identical drivers are ...?
What would be the effect if 2 identical drivers are connected in parallel but one of the drivers has its magnet orientation in reverse. Would 'nt they move acoustically in phase but electrically out of phase. Would they still benefit from the advantages of push-pull drivers?
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