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Oblate spheroid is a good choice for flat wave input (compression driver). What about cone speakers? Is there any contour that is more suitable?
I need more waveguide than a horn so maybe this is a matter of proper phasing plug (which one?). Geddes in OS waveguide uses 30ppi open cell polyurethane foam but I'm not sure if this is a HOM suppression or a phasing plug. |
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Jordan JXR6 has a cone breakup at 2800Hz. It is a resonance that can be annoying in a horn systems (see Bert website, Oris horn) however I cannot say that it is bad after listening my raw driver:
http://www.audiostereo.pl/zalaczniki/670986_1.gif As you can see the decay <1,5kHz is superb. If we attach front horn then we amplify the mid bass and its rising freq. will help. What do you think using it in free air with horn? Is it dangerous for the driver working without restoring force? Corrected JXR6: http://www.audiostereo.pl/zalaczniki/671895_1.gif Best Regards and Merry Christmas, |
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Horn loaded JXR6 seems to be promising. As expected the amplified frequencies lies on 2Fs/Qe=~500Hz. CSD is very good - better than disc like enclosure I made without taking care of vibration control.
See: 1) Disc like enclosure, ground measurement: http://ucz.tme.szczecin.pl/~jacek/te..._vibration.gif 2) Horn loaded: http://www.audiostereo.pl/zalaczniki/676751_1.gif 3) Rise time example: http://www.audiostereo.pl/zalaczniki/675250_1.gif Happy New Year 2007!!! |
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Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: London
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jxr6 resonance at 2800 hz?
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Don't waste time on horn loading - phase cancellation is huge. Better take 8" or 12" bass driver from Bandor. Horn requires compression driver.
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Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: London
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Ah ok- I have only seen the jx92s in front horns - so the smaller driver wouldnt work.. I wanted to try it in an Oris type horn or rectangular horn down to 250 hz or so, then cross over to a 15" pro speaker in a BR
Last edited by Bill poster; 18th October 2010 at 09:17 PM. |
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Larger JX92 will be even worse. Do you have any SPL plot for Jordan+horn? It will have falling response and large dip on the mids. Whizzers are different - it's like horn in a horn. Usually such a fullrange in a front horn sounds unaturally big. I don't have Jordan but have 350Hz horn so I can check with 2" fullrange if I find one.
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Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: London
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So wd you class a tannoy westminster as a full ranger? Of course its a much bigger unit and I think the rectangular front horn section goes to 250 hz or so, altho its quite a shallow profile
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Tannoy Dual Concentric is a very nice coax - a true classic. WLM for instance uses cheapest Emminence coax with GDWT compression driver and people love them even if they measure so so. Cone speaker can be used rather as a midrange only. Dome tweeter or ringradiator can be used in a horn with very good results but compression driver offers extra gain and headroom. Few years ago I had JXR6 and Bandor 150. Hope that helps.
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Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: London
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I'm a bit confused - 'horn within a horn' etc.. whats the difference between a small fostex driver and a jordan FR in a front horn, ie not performance, but physically they are similar, right?
The design, contour, shape of the front horn makes a huge difference to the sound - can lead to a closed in or too 'in your face' sound Last edited by Bill poster; 19th October 2010 at 09:33 AM. |
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