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Join Date: Apr 2010
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Hi kornnylike,
The simulations are correct and at a volume of over 12 m^3 or about 431 cubic feet it's huge and its impossible to reach 20 Hz with a smooth FR pass band if attempting to shrink the horn further. b |
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Join Date: Apr 2010
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How tall and how wide it is
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See the picture where the HR exported layout measurements are included:
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Join Date: Apr 2010
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Bjorno if we drop the freq to 25 hz how big will the horn be with the same db
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It's far more practical to split a large horn up into multiple cabs - rather than design one big box. 32 cubes per "box" is about as big as you would want, and your requirements would take 12 of them with an efficient (i.e. Danley) fold. Look at what it takes to do 26 Hz (the sub, anyway...)
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The picture here above depicts mid bass designs with horn efficiency only peaking above the pass band of a typical sub.
I don’t think the OP: s question was about the portability of the horn at all or by using more than just one specific driver. (That later showed up to be a Ciare18.00SW.) See: need some help please ‘The consequences when stating: ‘25hz to 90 Hz at 130 db’ with a unknown driver but the T/S shown and then the proposed cabinet type(the picture with driver RCE 18N401)in the link here above resulted in: Quote:
Then if applying a lot of Eq: ing and a lot of power waste compared to the horn I showed which has a system efficiency over 50%, I find the non OP supported suggestion being way off topic. Further, So far: No one but the OP knows what the use of this sub is intended for. So I will continue to answer the OP questions, still consistent with the given questions: Quote:
Hint: Its time to put some effort into learning HR! b |
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Join Date: Apr 2010
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Bjorno I must say i know anything about about speaker design
The subs are for outdoor use danehall setting Bass compettion The ciare 18 sw is it good for tapped horn, scoop or horn load i do not know. that is you i ask what would this driver play best in. |
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