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Yep, if I do it then I will do it right: with a single driver, with full length, with proper mouth, with slow profile and if it had curve then it will be properly linearly expending curve, not with the resonant chambers or with steps. The problem with it only size, positioning and cost. I hope the size and positioning will be resolved in 800 sq feet room. The cost? Well, people do it once in life… How much those things might cost $10-$15K-20K? I do not know. I still hope that if I ready to proceed then I will spend affords and find a right maker (hopefully locally) whom I will be able to motivate not only by the money I pay to him but rather the uniqueness of the project. I have a recursive wet dream that I’ll found at a next street a good carpenter who I will be able to hook on the idea of “better sound” and who would be inspired to hear what his horn will be able to do.

From how I see it now it might be one of 4 scenarios:

1)    If a new home has this option then I will gladly build the things into house structure

2)    If I add in my 800 sq feet to the house then I will consider how it will be done.

3)    If I end up with 1200-1400 sq feet loft in city then it would depends of the width and height. If I have width not 10-15 feet height then it will be rectangular horns on the side parallel with the walls.

4)    If I have 15-25 feet height then it would be hardly anything more beautiful then what Jessie it trying to do:  full size spherical horns hanging ay ceiling above Macondo in time-aligned position. Call be a person with a corrupted sense of esthetics but if those horns are nicely finished then might not looks like two Hindenburgs but rather like two Dally mythical animals, sort of Pink Floyd’s flying Pigs… I will work with light to make is very “interesting”…

JLH wrote:

Alingment is another problem. Maybe an all pass filter could help here without messing things up?

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