opaqueice Wrote: > Tom pointed out in that post that if you are behind the speaker, the > cone motion is indeed polarity reversed in precisely the sense we are > talking about.Although he only knows enough English to insult people and not > to explain himself accurately, I think our Swedish friend is saying that what you hear behind the speaker is more nearly the wave from the front of the cone, diffracted, reflected and/or conducted, than a direct (and therefore inverted) wave from the back. Personally, I don't know. I certainly didn't mean to say (and didn't say) you would get the precise inverse: only that what you got might be different enough to be interesting.
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