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    Those were the days !

    Hi Oz,

    I think it was you that suggested I hang them from the I-beams . I miss that speaker .... I have had a
    lot of studio monitors ,but that horn is nice .....

    uF

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    Quote Originally Posted by richluvsound View Post
    but that horn is nice .....
    Ranked in the top three. It's too bad there isn't a 1.5" version.

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    More info !

    4313b,

    It would be great if there could be some more info in the library . It could be scaled up if the original
    dimensions were available .

    The woofer is pretty nice too ....

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    Quote Originally Posted by richluvsound View Post
    4313b,

    It would be great if there could be some more info in the library . It could be scaled up if the original
    dimensions were available .

    The woofer is pretty nice too ....
    I'm sure someone would donate a broken one as a donor , I see them on the bay almost every day

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    Quote Originally Posted by richluvsound View Post
    The woofer is pretty nice too ....
    I think so too. Greg designed it but never much cared for it, preferring his LE14H-1 or 2245H designs instead, but I always enjoyed the 2234H/2235H. Mark did the 136H/2231H and I always thought the 2234H/2235H was a nice upgrade. I sure liked the 136H/2231H when it was the king of the fifteens though!

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    It would be great if there could be some more info in the library . It could be scaled up if the original
    dimensions were available .
    You are looking in the wrong place. Second page the problem is is when you scale it up you loose directivity control becasue the slot width changes. If you leave the slot width the same??


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    bloody maths again !

    Rob,

    I kind of think I know what your saying . It would be easier to reduce than enlarge ..... I can make'm , but designing them is another ball game .... Am I correct in thinking that I would lose the loading ( compression ) on the throat !

    I'm going back to building this amp thats enough of a learning curve for the moment

    Actually, could one of the mods move this to another tread for me ?..... If you guys have the patience, I would like to learn more about the mechanics in basic terms. It might be timely considering all the horn talk here these days .

    uF

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