I used to link two amplifiers to a single stereo source and simulate "quad" by connecting the negative terminals on one set of speakers together so that the second speaker pair emitted only the difference signal between the two stereo channels. Adjusting the volume of the difference speakers higher than the main stereo channels produced a pseudo-quad effect out of stereo material. I'd call it "poor man's quad," but since you needed two stereo systems to achieve it, that's not quite accurate.
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I remember when AM stereo was the newest thing and you didn't have an AM stereo radio. You would get two AM radios, put them a few feet from one another tune in the same AM stereo station on both but tune a little off the station on one and the same with the other radio but the other direction and you would obtain the full stereo effect, real neat...
That worked with the Kahn AM stereo system. It didn't work with the C-Quam system.
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