Lee Revell wrote:
> In a situation where you can also hear the dry signal coming out of
> the amp, I've found small differences to affect the sound. 5ms vs.
> 15ms is the difference between playing through a Marshall stack with
> both cabinets right behind you and playing with one of them behind you
> and the other 10 feet away.
>
> You don't hear it as a delay like you would with 100ms, but you can
> definitely hear it...
true. recombining signals is a totally different beast, and *waay* more
sensitive. iirc, the delay should be kept well below 3ms to avoid severe
comb filtering (and any amount of delay will do weird things to your top
octave and phase response...)...
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