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Why is it that dipolar speakers should use the same size as a single monopole unit?If a bipolar unit needs twice the volume since it sees double the presure, why would an umpressured volume care what size it is? I don't ever see too many people care what size the isobaric chamber (between the drivers not the box) is in said type enclosure except to keep it as small as workable. And of course, the pressurized enclosure is halved since 2 motors are sharing the load. Why would a dipole enclosure which is also inherently isobaric be as large as a regular conventional enclosure? What am I missing? It must be obvious.
I'm a little confused by your question, a dipole has no "enclosure size" since it is open back. The baffle much be large enough to prevent cancellation down to the desired cut-off freq.
Mike D for ACI
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This is a push pull design in a sealed enclosure. Dipolar speakers would be mounted on a front baffle probably with partial sides and no rear panel. Bipolar speakers are mounted on either side of a baffle.
> > Dipolar speakers would be mounted on a front baffle probably with partial sides and no rear panel. Bipolar speakers are mounted on either side of a baffle. < <
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