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bipoles/dipoles for music...

I know in most audiophile cirlces these are frowned upon for critical listening...but the deep, room filling, somewhat relaxed presentation can be addicting...however the slightly diffused or blend of instruments can be a turn off for those used to razor sharp imaging...the trade off being a very large sweet spot..often large enough to accomodate two individuals...any thoughts?
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brownsfan
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Prepare for an onslaught of responses from Maggie lovers. Boy, are you asking for trouble. I attend at least a dozen live performances a year. I find that Maggies do a credible job of reproducing symphonic music.
mechans
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I own both . One pair are Von Schweickert VR2s which has a rear firing tweeter/midrange cone "ambience" driver. They sound good thats all I care about.
My Jm Lab Focal Electra series speakers only have front firing drivers and ports, they sound even better to my ears. I drive the VR2s with a Jadis DA-60 so they are being used with good electronics, that's not the issue.
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phasecorrect OP
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Forgot about planars/Maggies...thinking more of conventional drivers...oh well...didnt mean to single out Mags..wasn't the intention
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mapman
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Not a fan of multiple drivers firing front and back.
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