Thank you for comments - and some of mine :
- for 200-800Hz a resistance-side-ported cardioid driver might be optimal, unless one happens to like the dipole airiness...
- multisub approach with closed box subs sounds good for me too, but often it is not a realistic option (cost, WAF, positioning, routing cables etc.)
- a properly functioning cardioid bass unit is less dependant on positioning than other bass types. Also a cardioid bass-mid multiway speaker has most uniform directivity index.
- there are many ways to skin a cat!
- for 200-800Hz a resistance-side-ported cardioid driver might be optimal, unless one happens to like the dipole airiness...
- multisub approach with closed box subs sounds good for me too, but often it is not a realistic option (cost, WAF, positioning, routing cables etc.)
- a properly functioning cardioid bass unit is less dependant on positioning than other bass types. Also a cardioid bass-mid multiway speaker has most uniform directivity index.
- there are many ways to skin a cat!
depends how much more omni you want it to be.
this kind of dipole.
in wooden brace, no damping
blanket on sides and rear, more damping on sides it goes more omni
sides all open and 2 folded polyfill? blankets on rear, rear wave damped dipole
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