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"Soundhaspriority" wrote in message
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Yes I've found that too. After reversing the right channel, I've got
better results but less mono compatibility, there are some
cancellations. It can be a tape alignment issue, too. Anyway, it seems
that a channel is reversed indeed. I usually don't trust a correlation
meter is such cases since there isn't much intensity stereo but the
meter "pulls" to the wrong left side too much. Also, a m-s matrix
yields m side lower than s side so it seems a channel is reversed

Leave it to those socialist hacks at the BBC to take a show about
recording
and screw it up.
I would never make such a mistake.

Brian Mc Carty - Genuine Sick Puppy
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