Hidden information is possible by simply having the information 180 degrees out of
phase between the two channels so it cancels. Tweaking the phase angle by even a
few degrees on either channel would suddenly make this information audible.
It is not
uncommon for recordings to have tons of out of phase information in the channels that
would normally never be heard. It's a pretty wild ride.
New Lucid mode is designed for
recreational use only.
USING LOUDSPEAKERS OR SUBWOOFERS
Due to the unique circuit of the Taboo, the entire output stage is floating with a virtual
ground. This can cause issues with some subwoofers that use speaker level inputs
where the negative speaker jacks are common to each other and or tied to ground.
Hooking a subwoofer amplifier up in this way will cause the Taboo to osculate. Hooking
up an oscilloscope will cause the same thing to happen because both attempt to tie
the negative speaker jacks together into a common ground.
To use either one of these (scope or subwoofer) simply reverse the polarity at the
speaker jacks on the amplifier. Pretend the Red is negative and the Black is positive.
(
Yes, another Taboo element of the design, it’s the amp engineers love to hate.
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O W N E R S M A N U A L
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