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For phase inverting preamps, which polarity would you put a Bybee on?

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Big Red Machine

For phase inverting preamps, which polarity would you put a Bybee on?
« on: 14 Aug 2009, 08:46 pm »
I have Bybees on my speakers on the negative lead at the positive speaker terminal, but am not sure that is negative or positive when the preamp inverts phase.

I was planning on only using the large Bybee on the positive terminal.  Whichever that is.

Anyone?
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lonewolfny42

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Re: For phase inverting preamps, which polarity would you put a Bybee on?
« Reply #1 on: 15 Aug 2009, 03:32 am »
Pete....
I'd ask Wayne about this.... :wink:
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mgalusha

Re: For phase inverting preamps, which polarity would you put a Bybee on?
« Reply #2 on: 15 Aug 2009, 04:22 am »
Put it on the positive terminal. Regardless of the preamp inverting phase the XO in the speakers will have most of it's components on the positive leg.
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Wayne1

Re: For phase inverting preamps, which polarity would you put a Bybee on?
« Reply #3 on: 15 Aug 2009, 02:20 pm »
Jack Bybee suggests using one on the positive and one on the negative.

I've run them both ways. Two is better, but I can't say that the sound difference is worth the cost difference. Only you can make that decision.

If you are running one, the positive lead is where I would use it.
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