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In Reply to: Re: What are the consequences of a non-optimal throat transition in a horn? posted by Paul Eizik on March 20, 2007 at 10:20:52:
Hi Paul,Thanks a lot for taking the time to answer!
In the filter RCA-fan simulated for me, there is actually a notch filter to dampen a peak around 6 kHz of the tweeter, and this clearly helped, although it did not remove the sibilance all together.
I have also tried the "towel approach" at the mouth, but this did not make any difference as far as I can tell.
I can maybe smooth out the transition to some extent, but I can not get rid of the "tube" section of the horn. So now I wonder whether I should try a different horn in which the throat is better constructed and see whether this brings better results. (There is a large 200 Hz German horn [Jabo KH-72] of the salad-bowl type that isn't too expensive, that I would really like to try.)
Once again thanks for your time!
Regards
Peter
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- Re: What are the consequences of a non-optimal throat transition in a horn? - PK 03/20/0712:08:54 03/20/07 (2)
- Re: Some more ideas - Paul Eizik 15:00:13 03/20/07 (1)
- Re: Some more ideas - PK 01:28:37 03/21/07 (0)
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