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In the Forum: Horn-Loaded Speakers
In the Thread: If you were to start from scratch, what horn system would you build?
Post Subject: Further benefitsPosted by haralanov on: 2/15/2012
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 Romy the Cat wrote:
To me an “installation” is a complex set of measures and arguments that converts a listening space into sound expressive space.

Of course it is, well said! Too bad not everybody understand that...

 Romy the Cat wrote:
I still do not know if the result you describe comes from psychoacoustical reasons of from the fact that when a driving current is being spread to more individual drivers than everyone has better life.

The result is affected by both of the factors (and it is very easy to check and prove it in reality). But these two factors affect the listener in very different way. It is like eating quality food – from one side it is a source of quality ingredients for the stomach and in the same time it is enjoyed by the brain because it's delicious taste. So these two properties are caused by the same thing, but they are appreciated in quite different ways. The multiplication of the upperbass channels affects mainly the shape and size of the sound (the physical properties of the sound’s body), while the lowering of each driver’s excursion due to the increased radiating area affects mainly the non-physical properties of the sound – dynamics, tonality, distortion and hundreds more. So I treat them as different things. Actually I see the biggest benefit (besides the huge sound body) in the fact that such a configuration allows very precise adjustment of the way how the harmonics of each UB channels touch  the midrange, by simply dealing with the crossovers on each of them individually. This gives almost unlimited freedom of possibilities for adjustments (the only requirement is the man who adjust it should know what to listen/adjust, otherwise it is a wasted opportunity) and this degree of precision could not be achieved by using just one horn…

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