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Looking to build a new HE system that is atleast 100 dB efficient, and to use most of (or all of) what I have on hand already.
I have: 4 PAS HT1580Cs 2 JBL 2204Hs 2 BMS 4591s 2 Fane ST5022s 4 Audax PR170M0 2 Stereo Lab 1" tractrix horns (will cut for 2" drivers). 2 BMS passive XOs 2 P.Audio PHT406 tweeters I have straight 80 hertz horns built for the PAS 15s, but they are too large for my new apartment, and I think I sit too close to get the full effect of horn loading. EQing can be done by my Rane RPM88. Right now I have Edgarhorn Slimlines. I think they are really good speakers, but want to try my hand at making something better. Wood working isn't a problem. Any ideas, suggestions? I like horns and have wanted to try compression drivers for the midrange...but dual PR170M0s on an OB and the Fanes, with 2 15s sealed o ported could be fun too. |
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