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Old 30th March 2011, 10:59 AM   #1
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Default front loaded horns ?

I'm playing with withe glue and peper in the past few days. i'm gonna build a mould this weekend so i cand make a good horn. any experience with diy horn?
I need some tips and tricks
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Old 30th March 2011, 12:06 PM   #3
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Probably gonna want to be more specific than that... What exactly are you looking for? construction help, deciding on the correct profile, driver selection ect...
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Old 1st April 2011, 11:26 AM   #4
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On the long therm i want to learn all that there is to know about horns . Love them.

I will concentrate more on building horn for on the short therm.

I have a small Diy SET. SET's go well with full range drivers so i'm thinking about building a frond and rear loaded horn. The front horn will be more like a wave guide actually.
I have no clue how to do this yet. Size is a big problem also(i'm a student).

Any papers about horn's will do anyway.

In the future i think i will build a horn system having a SET on the mid-high part and a classD amp for low/sub(tube pre).
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Very elegant. Are they heavy enougg to prevent resonance so you suppose.
I guess 12 layers and glue...

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Old 8th April 2011, 08:19 AM   #6
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Very elegant. Are they heavy enougg to prevent resonance so you suppose.
I guess 12 layers and glue...
Friends of mine who listen to these paper horns are generally astounded (the women often weep during emotional song passages). I've been told by a vocalist in a band that my paper horns sound 'organic' vs. the off color of standard off-the-shelf pro audio horns.

I'm happy to help anyone who wishes to fabricate a pair.

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Very informative site there John.
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Very informative site there John.
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I've played wuith paper and white glue and i like the sound :P
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Friends of mine who listen to these paper horns are generally astounded (the women often weep during emotional song passages). I've been told by a vocalist in a band that my paper horns sound 'organic' vs. the off color of standard off-the-shelf pro audio horns.

I'm happy to help anyone who wishes to fabricate a pair.

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