Misplaced PDF or website about open baffle woofers in the corner

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gupsta

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I vaguely recall a few years ago reading something that I found on the web that discussed placing the dipole woofers in the corner. I'd like to read it again but can't remember what it was called or where it was. I recall thinking it was a decent paper and had outlined diagrams showing the woofers placed near the corner such that from the listening position you're looking at the side of the woofer.

I tried placing my slob in the corner this evening and the bass seems easier on the ear drums but as expected needs much more gain; digital xo 100Hz.

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#2
Found it via this old thread:

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Thread 'Corner Dipole Woofer (CDW): info? anyone tried one?'

Hi everyone, I just moved into a new place and my listening room is:

11 ft wide by 7.75 ft high by 13.5 ft long (~1150 cubic feet).

Because of furniture restraints, I will be sitting quite close to the front wall with places me at 45 degrees from the corners.

Hmmm … corners … 45 degrees … that reminds me of something … I know, that weird corner baffle posted on the linkwitz site:

Discussed briefly at question #30

Frequently Asked Questions

Picture here:

http://www.linkwitzlab.com/images/graphics/corner-dp.gif


I want to use it from 40Hz to 200Hz. I will have one (or...

https://www.hi-fiworld.co.uk/loudsp...akers-part-20-open-baffle-room-responses.html
 
#4
Thanks,

Tried rotating the SLOB 180 degrees but bass didn't seem as strong, so it's back to as shown in the photo. Think I've finally found bass production that I am happy with, easy to distinguish the different bass notes and non fatiguing on my ear drums.. I have got another SLOB, but haven't got around to trying it in the opposite corner L -R mono 2.1
 
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