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rear speakers

rowanh · 2009-09-09 13:10:41

Hi, Has anyone got an opinion on dipole or bipole speakers as rears. I was using a pair of castle floor standers as rears but one of the drivers has blown and it seems like it would be a world of pain trying to replace it as they are not made anymore.. I have a pair of speakers off a midi system as rears at present but…

09-09-2009 1:10pm

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rowanh

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Hi,

Has anyone got an opinion on dipole or bipole speakers as rears. I was using a pair of castle floor standers as rears but one of the drivers has blown and it seems like it would be a world of pain trying to replace it as they are not made anymore.. I have a pair of speakers off a midi system as rears at present but obviously they are not ideal.. My boss has a pair of dipole speakers, i think they are mordaunt short which he wants something like 80 euro for which could be a good way to go.

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#2 11-09-2009 5:04pm

The Ritz

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You'll find the dipole speakers give a more diffuse sound rather than the more "directional" sound you might get from what you're using at the moment. I'd give them a whirl.

ritz.

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