Phase switch on pre amp use?

I don't know what "'noided" means but this is no big deal to anyone (except perhaps Clark Johnson). It reversed the polarity of both channels and, in most cases, is inaudible. In some cases, there may be a change which you might find better or worse. There is no useful way to know what is correct.

In other words, you can play with it but don't sweat it.

Kal

It is fine to play with it and is meant to be experimented with, on Classical sometimes it may be desired....thats my experience, many times you cant really hear a change. In short it is nothing to be scared about.

Where does it reverse the polarity? To the amp, speakers, all around...? What is this supposed to do, change sound or are some systems positive ground?
(Noided is slang for super paranoid)
Thanks again, John