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That almost certainly comes down to market positioning.  From an engineering perspective, the constant-curvature boxes are no different from tight-packed narrow-dispersion trap boxes, or a set of line array boxes set to their widest splay.


The design goals for the constant-curvature systems are generally to achieve a degree of scalability, while remaining (relatively) low cost, compact, and lightweight.  And the boxes in the market seem to meet these goals reasonably well.