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In the Forum: Horn-Loaded Speakers
In the Thread: Good midbass is complicated, if not unobtainable.
Post Subject: Test everything.Posted by Romy the Cat on: 9/28/2013
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Scott, you have to find another way to post the pictures, the site has multiple options to do so but you still insist to load a binary sting – sorry it does not work. It would be nice to see the idea behind the Dean bass horn and your sketch how your installation will look like after it will be complete. If you can’t load image to the site then send me the image and I will post it for you. I find your observations about the tapped horns are interesting. Your fight for the gravity center is interesting but there are other ways to deal with it, particularly if the crossover points and the locations of the channels are known. I would not worry at this point about amplification.
A folded horn is a compromise but no one said that it might not sound interesting. I have seen better and worse result and I personality do not know what make it better or worse. I do not know the C-15W drivers. The massive magnet might not be massive as it might be just a faux cover, not to mention that it shall not be “massive”. The massive magnet is good for high exertion but you do not need for horn loading any horn loading any exertion. Anyhow, only god knows hot any driver will sound being loaded into a horn, this is a pure lottery.
I know that you were working in IT project management word and if you remember the people with brain in there begin to test the systems when user requirements and functional specifications are collected. I would encourage you do the same with your horn project. Test your planning and your objectives before rendering them.
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