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pjk · 11th August 2009

Hi Jens and welcome to the forum,

Thanks very much for the advice, ive been learning about phase but the original poster mentioned 180 degree out of phase, im not sure i understand the 'degrees' terminology there, as i just assumed that a mic (or any other part of the signal chain - xlrs, mic pres) is either wired correctly and therefore in phase or incorrectly and so out of phase. I suppose out of phase actually means half a wave form out of sink with the in phase mic, this being described as 180 degrees.

Nice of you to give a helping hand, cheers

Peter

11th August 2009	#151
pjk Gear Head Joined: Sep 2008 Posts: 67	Hi Jens and welcome to the forum, Thanks very much for the advice, ive been learning about phase but the original poster mentioned 180 degree out of phase, im not sure i understand the 'degrees' terminology there, as i just assumed that a mic (or any other part of the signal chain - xlrs, mic pres) is either wired correctly and therefore in phase or incorrectly and so out of phase. I suppose out of phase actually means half a wave form out of sink with the in phase mic, this being described as 180 degrees. Nice of you to give a helping hand, cheers Peter