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In Reply to: transflex - how tricky? posted by freddyi on December 20, 2005 at 15:11:51:

Hi Freddyi
If you have a program that can model an arbitrary arrangement, one can simulate nearly anything.
Iâ€™m thinking about how to make a meaningful computer model of one of your Karlsonâ€™s that way.
The down side is there is no design formula for such things, one has to model, build, measure and repeat to hone the model.
The Transflex is something like a Tapped horn although the fact it was dropped is likely related to how hard it is to make a multiple coupled system behave and available drivers of the day.
Here is a 20Hz Tapped horn in a tower configuration.
http://www.danleysoundlabs.com/downloads/Danley_DTS-20_Spec_Sheet.pdf
Cheers,
Tom

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