View Full Version : DIY bipole/dipole
dave shepard
11-03-2003, 10:48 PM
With all my recient upgrades the one speaker I really want are the FX1000's and just can't find any. Has anyone tried to build any bipole/dipole speakers? I would like to build them like the 1000's, I've e-mailed Polk about the parts and am waiting for their reply. Does anybody know where to get the same parts other then Polk cheeper? Building the cabnets will not be a problem. Would real oak compared to partical w/ oak vaneer have a sound diff? Would the price of building be cheeper?
Thanks
Dave
goingganzo
11-03-2003, 11:25 PM
i would go 3/4 mdfb laminated with wood vener. and how much of a setup do you have? if you want to diy a speaker i would look at http://www.gr-research.com/catalog.htm
i am thinking of the av 2 or the The Diluceo
but both are 4 ohm loads but the av3 is 8
this is what i get of the bi/di polar suround a bi polar speaker just swithes the one side out of phase with the other and di is in phase.
scottvamp
11-04-2003, 03:25 PM
Just buy the "50's" series - they are still perfect for your setup. I would have also liked the 1000's but the fx500's I have easily do the job. There may diff if you are a blasting multi channel music but.... Don't sweat it man!!!!!! Really.........
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