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In Reply to: Are all 1/4 Wavelength sub bass horns physically limited to be "Thumpers" ? posted by Rafaro on July 22, 2013 at 14:50:57:
My knowledge of horn design and response is inadequate for me to answer your question mathematically or theoretically, but I have a pair of Bill Fitzmaurice designed HT Tuba horn subs which are admittedly a bit unorthodox. They gross 18cu.Ft.. I believe horn length is 11ft. 4in. I have tested their response with a good calibrated microphone, etc., both near field and at listening position,and they do not exhibit the hump you describe.
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- RE: Are all 1/4 Wavelength sub bass horns physically limited to be "Thumpers" ? - Don Reid 07/22/1315:15:16 07/22/13 (1)
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