Dumitru Stama wrote:
> I just realised something. If i use three op-amps in succession i will
> get an inverted signal a the end. Same with only one op-amp.
> On the other hand i saw on Jinx's schematic that he was using only one
> transistor wired as common emitter which inverts a signal.
> Am i going crazy here or the electret really spits out an inverted
> signal of what it picks up ?

It doesn't matter if you only have a signle audio channel.  A inverted audio
signal sounds exactly like the non-inverted orignal.  The inversion phase
only matters if you have multiple channels, as in a stereo system for
example.  Even then the total inversion doesn't matter, only that all
channels be inverted or not inverted the same way.


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