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I've been having a disagreement with a friend of mine as to the nature of hearing perception and the phase cancellation of sound waves. I'm pretty sure that phase cancellation is the perception of the physical phenomena of the cancellation (or addition) of vibratory acoustic energy and that if each ear could be isolated, as in a headphone situation, and identical wave forms, 180¡ out of phase, fed into each ear would NOT cancel psychoacoustically, as they do not share the same acoustic environment. If anyone could point me to somewhere on the web that addresses this subject, I'd appreciate it. I've actually tried the experiment, using computer generated tones and it worked, but he would not except my results, as to the sometimes iffy nature of audio amps. Thanks Mark