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In Reply to: Re: Can anyone help with passive xover for BMS 4590 driver? posted by tomservo on June 13, 2003 at 06:25:44:
Tom,reading the Leach's paper, the mathematics was derived based on an assomption of an exponential horn.
In a later Letter to Editor, in clarifying a reactance anulling, Leach made an assertion, without any further discussion, that the model is also valid for hyperbolic horns.
Based on your experience, do you agree?
Now, assume a hypotheticl person, who build a replica of your/Nick's Unity, for now only with a high-frequency driver and an equalization network. Being rather pleased with the sonics, but displeased with the bandwidth (about 900 Hz - 20kHz), the hypothetical person would like to extend the frequency response using the approach of your patent no. 6,411,718, "Sound reproduction employing unity summation aperture loudspeakers."
However, given that the mid-range drivers are pure unobtanium, and the Unity horn being approximatelly a conical horn, could the hypothetical person use the Leach's math to arrive at the parameters of the mid-range drivers, and then buy something off the shelf?
Any other approach, if this is not a viable idea?
Thank you,
M
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Follow Ups
- Tomservo, validity of Leach's math model - conical horn? - M 06/13/0308:35:35 06/13/03 (2)
- Re: Tomservo, validity of Leach's math model - conical horn? - tomservo 09:37:40 06/14/03 (1)
- Tomservo, validity of Leach's math model - conical horn? Thank you. - M 19:02:29 06/15/03 (0)
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