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In Reply to: request for help: 60-degree LF horn calc posted by keto on April 25, 2003 at 15:17:36:
You can't accurately predict this in my experience. D.B Keele's calculation of Mass Rolloff would do the trick, but his math was flawed- I've built horns, and folded horns at that, where his calculation is off by a full decimal point to the left- I've gotten bandwidths to 4kHz,for instance, when Fhm predicted a 400 Hz limit. Making the throat smaller will actually improve high frequency response. Manufacturers don't test drivers in horns, but they do on baffles- I'd look for one where the response on a baffle is what you want for the high end rolloff, and the rest of the specs OK for the application.
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- Re: request for help: 60-degree LF horn calc - Bill Fitzmaurice 04/26/0311:18:01 04/26/03 (2)
- Re: request for help: 60-degree LF horn calc - keto 11:39:41 04/26/03 (1)
- Re: request for help: 60-degree LF horn calc - Bill Fitzmaurice 11:51:55 04/26/03 (0)
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