I'm curious if anyone else (Analog or DSP) like Jez has found, has any speaker with negative phase in there setup. I'd like to create a table in the Wiki if there is any ryhme or reason.

I'll start.

10'6" DSP 5500 Left Front - Phase Positive
10'0" DSP 5500 Right Front - Phase Positive
10'6" DSP 5500HC Center Front - Phase Positive
05'0" DSP 33 Left Rear - Phase Positive Note#1
05'0" DSP 33 Right Rear - Phase Positive Note#1

Note#1: Since the phase test doesn't compare phase between front's and rear's I tested DSP33 rears directly against the front DSP5500's by moving a DSP33 into the center position. Not saying you need to do this. But please state if you did more phase checks than the default calibration provides.

See my signature for the rest of the equipment.
Analog folks should include Amps and what channels the amps are used for. For example:

Krell KAV 3 Channel Front, Center, Right
Krell KAV 2 Channel Rears
Krell KAV 2 Channel Sides

- Fiddler (IMHO)

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