In Reply to: RE: info link posted by Caucasian Blackplate on August 23, 2014 at 12:50:41:
The theoretical advantage of the configuration we use (developed by Jim Romeyn) is a longer path length to the ceiling, combined with using the cabinet itself to block any side-lobes that would get to your ears early. So we get the sort of time-delay for most of that extra spectrally-correct reverberant energy that you'd get with Sound Labs or Maggies out from the wall at least five feet (long wavelengths will of course wrap around anyway). And imo good things happen when we have that time delay.Or put another way, this technique does what my best bipolars would do (and maybe even better), without demanding you dedicate so much real estate to them. You can plug some ports and shove 'em up against the wall and still get that bipole/dipole type richness and spaciousness.
Duke
Me being a dealer makes you leery?? It gets worse... I'm a manufacturer too.
Edits: 10/02/14
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