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Old 22nd March 2005, 06:58 AM   #1
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Question Want to build HF/MF Horn Speaker

Hi, I would like to build myself a pair of Horn Speakers that has a HF horn, Midrange horn, and a woofer. Can someone give me some tips where to buy high quality horns, woofer, and crossovers to build such a speaker, or kits? Thanks, MM
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Old 22nd March 2005, 04:40 PM   #2
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Not sure exactly what you're after, but Pi speakers might be a good place to look. They sell kits and finished speakers.
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Old 22nd March 2005, 10:39 PM   #3
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Thanks so much for the link. That is helpful! What I have in mind is something sort of like the Klipschorn that has a horn for the midrange. Looks like www.pispeakers.com comes close, only that it uses a cone midrange linked to a horn casing. Thanks!
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Old 23rd March 2005, 02:50 PM   #5
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all links at www.geocities/loudspeakerguru.com

& www.speakerplans.com

and you can use a phase plug if the driver is above 10 inch for increased compression and pressure

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Hi Suranjan,

I have mailed you several timesbut no reply , are you receiveing my mails,


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Old 23rd March 2005, 10:03 PM   #7
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Thanks so much for the link. That is helpful! What I have in mind is something sort of like the Klipschorn that has a horn for the midrange. Looks like www.pispeakers.com comes close, only that it uses a cone midrange linked to a horn casing. Thanks!
Do I assume that you want to use compression drivers for the midrange and above? If so, which drivers? That will determine, or at least narrow the choices for a lot of the design parameters.
A cone driver in a competently designed flare can sound excellent.
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Old 24th March 2005, 08:19 AM   #8
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hi

arasuk the last mail i got from you was the advise u gave on a webside and ure offer to help if i require any or face some problems

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Hi Suranjan!!!

"arasuk the last mail i got from you was the advise u gave on a webside and ure offer to help if i require any or face some problems"


I don't know what exactly you are talking about , I had sent mails always requesting for some 12" & 15" subwoofers with their given parameters , might be there is some miscomunication here, can you kindly mail me and forward me the mail you are talking about.

mail me at ,

arasukumar@yahoo.com

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Old 27th March 2005, 08:29 AM   #10
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Wow, saw this clone Klipsch Heritage line. Looks just like the real thing. Klipschorn model looks just like it too. Wonder how they are getting away with it. More than half the cost of Klipsch prices though. Wonder how they sound? Sound like Klipsch too?

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