preamp inverts polarity

" >>>>my preamp requires me to reverse cables at the speaker end, by design my speaker cables have designated cables for negative connection and positive cables. the positive and negative cables are of different compositions by manufacturer design.<<<<"""""
An amplifier’s terminals are "push pull." They are marked red and black so you can get both channels hooked up the same consistently. When a preamp reverses polarity? Now the positive terminal will be pulling when it normally would be pushing. So, who ever designed that cable with its unique negative run? It is a marketing genius for the uninformed. For, at any moment while playing music the direction of the current in the speaker cables can change directions! Its what controls the speaker movement... There is no one direction for each leg of the speaker wires. They share in moving current back and forth. One second a terminal can be pushing. The next split second on the same terminal the direction can be reversed.... There can not be a dedicated cable material for the side that gets called the negative side. For it shares in pushing and pulling the signal.

Phase coherent speakers only offer a potential.  If the speakers are not set up properly its a wasted proposition. Set up is essential. Its like wearing eye glasses.  If one lens side is angled upward slightly, and the other lens is straight ahead... your eyes will tire you out.

Of course it’s only fair to point out that phase coherence is a different animal than Absolute Polarity.

Since Geoff reported my post because "blah blah blah" hurt his feeling, I'll repeat my point. Phase coherence was an 80's fad that made bold promises and generally didn't deliver. It doesn't seem to be as important as it's been sold to be.