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RE: My reading is that it is Bipolar

+1. I agree it is a bipole but with the miracle of DSP it simulates the performance of a modified dipole. It isn't quite like a classic dipole. I assume the designer thought he could improve classic dipole dispersion with this design and DSP.

And there may be another advantage to this design. Each driver is in an enclosure so the total design doesn't seem to need the massive equaliztion and power needed by a classic dipole. It will need some since the 2 drivers will cancel where their wave forms meet and are out of phase but I suspect the enclosures reduce the normal equalization. Thoughts?

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