Audio Myths, Busted
Common beliefs that measurements don't support. TapClick a card to flip it.
"You need expensive cables for good sound"
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Current drive makes cables irrelevant
In current drive mode, cable impedance becomes part of the load — not a variable. The amplifier compensates automatically. Any decent cable will do.
"Open baffles have no bass"
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Dipole bass is deeper & faster
With proper DSP and room integration, open baffles produce bass that's tighter and more accurate than ported boxes. No port resonances, no group delay issues.
"Bigger speaker = more distortion"
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4-way active = less distortion per driver
Each driver handles only its optimal frequency range. No driver is pushed beyond its limits. The result: 10dB+ THD reduction across the entire spectrum.
"Stereo needs two speakers"
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Single Speaker Stereo is real
Using psychoacoustic principles and precise driver positioning, a single open baffle creates a convincing stereo image. Physics, not magic — Baffless SSS proves it.
"Hi-Fi means expensive"
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Engineering > marketing budget
Open baffles eliminate the most expensive component — the cabinet. Baffless puts that budget into better drivers, electronics, and DSP. Better sound, less cost.
"Room treatment is always needed"
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Dipoles are naturally room-friendly
Dipoles cancel sound to the sides, reducing room reflections by nature. Less energy hitting side walls means less need for acoustic treatment.