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Maybe something like the A-480FL from this site?
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Would it be an improvement to match the exit angle of the driver? Would the acoustic loading on the driver be the same if the volume of sections along the z-axis are the same?
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Would it be an improvement to match the exit angle of the driver? Would the acoustic loading on the driver be the same if the volume of sections along the z-axis are the same?
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IWATA 2" Plans are from "l'Audiophile".
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The resonances are most common in the middle in the front when it is the wood horn I have, built according to the drawings. And the same according to the original JBL horns I have tried. Used freestanding, mounted in a baffle is most likely a totally different issue.
Less predominant towards the sidewall and certainly much less towards the driver.
I have had quite a few horns and I would say that all horns are suffering when the end looks thin like a lip. How many has tried to make the end of the horn a bit rounded backwards for limiting the sharp end so the material is quite a bit thicker? And how does that affect the dispersion?
/Harry
No, no, nooooo ... very easy to build (with multi-pli in slices) .....
I build 4 + 1 units .... child's play.
Do it ... & play music.
Both Arai horns (A-480) and the classical Iwata share the same problem: their throat adpater 'round to sqyare) is too short and induded diffraction at throat and HOMS.
I designed and calculated the iwata-JMLC in order to avoid that problem.
http://horns.pl/images_old/horns/iwata300wh4.jpg
But the spreadshhet to calculate those horns is large (more than 100Mo) and is difficult to use... So it is not public.
But the spreadsheet I once wrote to calculate the classic Iwata horn is available somewhere on Internet.
Best regards from Paris, France
Jean-Michel Le Cléac'h
I designed and calculated the iwata-JMLC in order to avoid that problem.
http://horns.pl/images_old/horns/iwata300wh4.jpg
But the spreadshhet to calculate those horns is large (more than 100Mo) and is difficult to use... So it is not public.
But the spreadsheet I once wrote to calculate the classic Iwata horn is available somewhere on Internet.
Best regards from Paris, France
Jean-Michel Le Cléac'h
Grazie
ciao a tutti
anch'io ho costruito l'iwata classica,
ma vorrei provare a costruire l'iwata di JMC
si potrebbero avere i disegni ?
Qualcuno ha confrontato l'iwata classica con
l'iwata JMC?
Grazie
hello all
I also built the iwata classical
but I would try to build the iwata of JMC
you might have the drawings?
Has anyone compared the classic iwata
the iwata JMC?
thanks
photos
ciao a tutti
anch'io ho costruito l'iwata classica,
ma vorrei provare a costruire l'iwata di JMC
si potrebbero avere i disegni ?
Qualcuno ha confrontato l'iwata classica con
l'iwata JMC?
Grazie
hello all
I also built the iwata classical
but I would try to build the iwata of JMC
you might have the drawings?
Has anyone compared the classic iwata
the iwata JMC?
thanks
photos
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Hi superpenna, I see you provided a translation (thanks
) but all forums postings are normally english only,http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/site-announcements/167561-diyaudio-rules.html
Jmmlc and others,
I have a question about the trade off between the largest (300hz) Iwata and the E-Jmlc horns from Autotech.
Horns
Horns
Through the measurements, it appears that the Iwata becomes much more directional in the HF compared to the E-Jmlc. But the Iwata also has fewer ripples in the response.
How would you rate the performance and sound of the Iwata comapred to the E-Jmlc? And would both need supertweeters?
Thanks!
I have a question about the trade off between the largest (300hz) Iwata and the E-Jmlc horns from Autotech.
Horns
Horns
Through the measurements, it appears that the Iwata becomes much more directional in the HF compared to the E-Jmlc. But the Iwata also has fewer ripples in the response.
How would you rate the performance and sound of the Iwata comapred to the E-Jmlc? And would both need supertweeters?
Thanks!
Side note. For those interested in diysoundgroup horns. He has sort of pulled back from that an dis focusing more on hos Seos kits. I have tried contacting him twice with no response. I was requesting a JMLC horn from him. Don tknow if this means that source has dried up. If there is interest, and we cannot get him to do so, i woul dlike to do a GB from horns.pl for one or mor eof thei rprofiles.