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In Reply to: RE: That makes sense for a woofer, not a subwoofer posted by Duke on June 2, 2016 at 00:16:45:
The "swarm" approach recommended by Geddes (and used by many before then) has merits... and disadvantages. I personally feel that dipole bass radiators deals with room modes better because it does not excite them to begin with. It's also a much simpler approach, only requiring two "boxes" rather than six or more. Using many woofers requires a very low crossover point (greater group delay), etc. IME. YMMV.
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