Stereo link and M/S en-/decode in a stereo EQ

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JohnRoberts said:
To better answer your question, look at the difference between what is in the M output and S output... M is primary direct signals, while S is often room ambience.

For one example EQ'ing S can alter the apparent brightness or darkness of the acoustic space.

This is subtle stuff..

JR
I just misunderstood the statement.
I'm working with MS quite a lot, but only in software. Now I wanted to build it in this analog EQ.
 

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