JM 1ST APPROACH

In a Dipolar loudspeaker the two sets of speakers are out-of-phase with each other, i.e. the drivers on one side push as the other side are pulling. There is then a 'dead zone' of sound in the area directly along a line at 90 degrees to the speaker - sonically highly desirable, as it surrounds the listener, yet the source of the sound is undetectable. If they can be set up on either side of the listening position the dipolar configuration will give very open rear effects imaging without the speakers drawing attention to themselves.

In a Bipolar loudspeaker the two sets of speakers are in phase with each other, both sides pushing air at the same time and giving a slightly greater output where the Dipolar speaker's dead zone would be. In fact, a bipolar speaker disperses sound through almost 360 degrees, which helps if the surround speakers are to be used behind (or anywhere other than level with) the listening position.

[Technical Details]

3 Way 6 1/2" In Wall Speaker.

Dual 3 1/2" Midrange speakers

Dual 3/4" Titanium Tweeters

6 1/2" Woofer.

Power Handling: 50-150 Watts

Frequency Response: 40-20kHz

Sensitivity: 88DB

Impedance: 8 Ohm

Weight: 6.2lb Each

White Paintable Grills Included.

Warranty: 5 year Warranty