i'm confused as hell

bipole, dipole, tadpole

explain these to me?!?!?!?!

not the tadpole..i know what that is

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you dumb ████'s its a DIPOLE

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No, Dipole would use a driver mounted on a baffle. No baffle needed for the Parthenon.

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Uhh, what makes the bass then ?

Or I guess they would consider the "cone" the baffle.

where'd he go??

steve, u know the answers??

T.O.P. beyotchs..x3

and we are actually having a serious conversation in IHoP...

the eagles are going win the SB now..lol.....NOT..and hell just froze over..

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Or I guess they would consider the "cone" the baffle.

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No, really !

so, what's the difference between dipole and bipole?

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The baffle is just what is used to separate the front and rear waves. Technically, the board they attach to the PNON would be considered a cone as it is what is actually moving the air. But then again, technically it could be considered a baffle as well being as how the sheer size of it would ultimatelt provide the separation. SO either way you look at it, could be either one. We'll go with Dan's rendering as a Dipole driver.

24-21...

yay

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The baffle is just what is used to separate the front and rear waves.  Technically, the board they attach to the PNON would be considered a cone as it is what is actually moving the air.  But then again, technically it could be considered a baffle as well being as how the sheer size of it would ultimatelt provide the separation.  SO either way you look at it, could be either one.  We'll go with Dan's rendering as a Dipole driver.

so what 's the difference? how it's waves are seperated?

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The baffle is just what is used to separate the front and rear waves.  Technically, the board they attach to the PNON would be considered a cone as it is what is actually moving the air.  But then again, technically it could be considered a baffle as well being as how the sheer size of it would ultimatelt provide the separation.  SO either way you look at it, could be either one.  We'll go with Dan's rendering as a Dipole driver.

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works for me

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The baffle is just what is used to separate the front and rear waves.

y look it up?? ryan is here..lol

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I'm beat. Ready for bed.

ok...fine...

i'll do my own research...████████ages

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Might start on the Treo enclosure tomorrow.

Whats it going in ?

kewl...

i gotta work..lol

well, i gotta go to my job..

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ok...fine...

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Kent, that really would be best. There are so many variations of each that it's going to take an article to explain. Brian Steele's DIY site has some good info on them.

Whats it going in ?

My old Cutlass.

ponitiac is going to drop the bonniville

bastages

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I have a long day at work tomorrow.

ponitiac is going to drop the bonniville

bastages

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I like the new Bvilles!