Hi,
I know dipole speakers give a nice non-diffuse envelopment, while direct radiators are better for sounds that should be localized, especially for multi-channel music.
I wondering if the wide dispersion speaker is a good compromise to getting the best of both worlds - ambience and some localization. Sort of a Tripole type effect. Some examples of "wide dispersion" speakers would be Klipsch RS-3 speakers using their WDST technology and Infinity Quadrapoles - I'm sure there's many others.
Has anyone experienced both and what were your opinions? Anyone use Tripoles, such as M&K's?
Thanks,
Greg
I know dipole speakers give a nice non-diffuse envelopment, while direct radiators are better for sounds that should be localized, especially for multi-channel music.
I wondering if the wide dispersion speaker is a good compromise to getting the best of both worlds - ambience and some localization. Sort of a Tripole type effect. Some examples of "wide dispersion" speakers would be Klipsch RS-3 speakers using their WDST technology and Infinity Quadrapoles - I'm sure there's many others.
Has anyone experienced both and what were your opinions? Anyone use Tripoles, such as M&K's?
Thanks,
Greg