Quickly judge phase compatibility using SubAligner

The greater the phase compatibility between two speakers:
1. The wider the bandwidth (magnitude plot)
2. The greater amount of darkly colored phase trace (phase plot)
3. The greater range of allowed level change between elements (Limits popup)

Although the bandwidth is an independent indicator, I decided to mention it here because if the crossover region is wide and the alignment and summation look good, that could be an indicator of good phase compatibility.
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