KEF T101 Review (Thin Speaker)

[dasdoing]

i sketched how i kinda see it (not my best work..), but maybe this helps:
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one needs to understand that the dispersion changes with frequency. the graphs don't really represent a real life localization.
it shows f.e. that up until 600Hz-ish it is equally loud to the back as it is to the front

 

[testp]

thank you but now i understand even less. Why is the horizontalgraph like looking down? And vertical from the side? [COLOR=var(--YLNNHc)]shouldn't it be the other way around?[/COLOR]

voosh, i found one better example of dispersion (just a hint of better_drawings from mine as well around 3/4 down ->

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