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I've recently stumbled across one of those unusual speakers that hasn't attracted much attention on the forum - most likely because of the claims made by the manufacturer. Nevertheless, I can't figure out why it has a tweeter that is angled back so that it points upwards at 45degrees to the horizontal ??
http://www.stereolith.ch/db/stereo/t...html&var=ln=en Any ideas ?
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I'd guess it's an attempt to create an omnidirectional effect. Note also the woofer(s) are side-firing.
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