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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: Hungary
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Hi!
After that I understod the Replikon BLH design from Klangform Akustik (thanks for Till and Raffi!) I would like to understand an even simplier design: the Isophon HornKhele. It was a very popular loudspeaker because of the sound quality and the simplicity. There are some another firms who also built similar loudspeakers, for example the Impulse. I listened the Impulse H6, and couldn't believe that it can sound so nice! With the speaker design programs what we usually have I cann't simulate these loudspeakers, because I always get ver-very bad responses, but in the reality the sound is very nice! My first question: Is there any equation to calculate a BR port with Expo-Horn shape?? Second: Is there anybody, who is experienced with these loudspeakers? Third: How could I design a HornKhele for my driver????? Greets: Tyimo |
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