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7th April 2004, 01:14 AM
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Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: In Québec
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"unipolar" to bipolar loudspeakers
My loudspeaker are 4 ways using driver from dynaudio, focal and
peerless. x-over 6db/oct. they sound great but i'm thinking about modifying them to do a bipolar lourspeaker with the same set of driver back and front, maybe isobarick too. have you try the same path and what was the result? Daniel |
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