I guess you could call them that since they do double duty as braces and creating multiple long vents [6 in this alignment], which in turn creates the [lower] mids pipe harmonic distortion that comb filters with the driver's output that many folks find euphonic.
GM
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Hmm, done right, the dado will have more surface area to bond to, so superior in strength, but creates HF 'hotspots' due to its much higher stiffness, so always a trade-off in that if it is a corner, then dropping it might only ding it, yet snap/shear the entire area around it; whereas a simple butt joint might cushion it enough to only require bracing up the corner a bit.
GM
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