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Hello fellow DIY's
This thread is dedicated to rescaling / modelling tapped horn design. Inspired by Xoc1, col & this thread: SS15 build x8 Xoc1 came up with a ss15 design suited user col & a birch ply box that I already have, with the inner dimensions 90x70x60: ![]() Rescaling: I don't know too much about this as I've only been working with FLH before, now it's time for tapping! Scaling width: To scale a tapped horn to fit a new driver, change the width, this is what I understood from TAD-th thread on speakerplans. Rescaling horns is done by scaling up all sides, like I've seen it with scoops. This thread was stared because i wanted to scale up ss15 to get the size 90x70x60, this seemed quite possible. I don't know if this can be done with other designs? Another challenge is how I get the best out of my 5 sheets 18mm 151cmx151cm 15 layers ply + 4pcs. pd.156. -These sheets don't fit the single sheet challenge, like my box didn't fit anything. This thread is for misfits:-) I like the simplicity of Tham15 & wood1y rcf designs, because they're designet with only one angle not being 90 degrees, this is easier for fitting boards in a premade box, overall it's just easier! How do the ss15 / tham 15 spl compare, tham15 is smaller i think. Last edited by $$Maan; 14th January 2012 at 01:39 PM. |
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