Hi Herman,
I like your précis, it's about as much to the point as it will get, but let me add one small item I been missing going through the thread.
The 'common mode rejection' also has the effect of favouring odd-order harmonics and cancelling even-order.
This seems to favour a more 'dynamic' presentation for rock and pop compared to SE which in turn would sound just a tad more 'natural' or right with classical and acoustic instruments.
I am talking nuances here, but it can be heard, and which one is preferred is a matter of taste as always.
Greetings,
Axel
I like your précis, it's about as much to the point as it will get, but let me add one small item I been missing going through the thread.
The 'common mode rejection' also has the effect of favouring odd-order harmonics and cancelling even-order.
This seems to favour a more 'dynamic' presentation for rock and pop compared to SE which in turn would sound just a tad more 'natural' or right with classical and acoustic instruments.
I am talking nuances here, but it can be heard, and which one is preferred is a matter of taste as always.
Greetings,
Axel