Cats are like us, whenever they spot a speaker they are drawn to it. Especially if it is a loud subwoofer. 
I still think he got a bit surprised by the directivity of the tapped horn when he walked in front of it.
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I still think he got a bit surprised by the directivity of the tapped horn when he walked in front of it.
Cats are like us, whenever they spot a speaker they are drawn to it. Especially if it is a loud subwoofer.
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
I still think he got a bit surprised by the directivity of the tapped horn when he walked in front of it.
Ok, I'll ask - what's with the square-mouthed horn and the 6 3x7 piezos on top of it?
moar pics of cats pls!
since I down own a cat (yet), here's a Fur Real on my SS15 (with D12LFA) build:
since I down own a cat (yet), here's a Fur Real on my SS15 (with D12LFA) build:
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The straight square-mouthed horn is a one I build for testing how mid-range drivers actually perform in horns before designing a specific horn for them. The piezos were bought for testing how a BF-style array works. But I have not had any success with getting them to work well. I just used this setup to listen to some music with the tapped horn. Not very hifi
The yellow car is my TVR 2500M
Maybe cats are not able to hear as low as we are?
The yellow car is my TVR 2500M
Maybe cats are not able to hear as low as we are?
If it was the response of the tapped horn I posted, then it has its own thread:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/subwoofers/187829-tapped-horn-b-c-15tbx100-th115-style.html
I still have not got around to do a better measurement but I will hopefully do it this spring/summer.
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/subwoofers/187829-tapped-horn-b-c-15tbx100-th115-style.html
I still have not got around to do a better measurement but I will hopefully do it this spring/summer.
Looks like you went with the 3x7 Goldwoods? The 2x5 piezos would have been a much better choice IMO. Note however that, based on some tests I've done, you should be able to flatten the response curve of those 3x7s quite significantly by opening them up and adding a small bit of damping materiai (I used Dynamat Extreme because I had some lying around) to the back of the piezo disks. Don't expect much below about 3 kHz though.
BTW, the best results I've seen so far have been when I married the driver section from a GRS 2x5 piezo to the horn section of a Goldwood 2x piezo. Costs $4 in total, which is still less than most tweeters
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Patrick Bateman my family took some photo in buddhist temple in my town. thiss thai cat. i also hv one cat. he is male but every day many famale cats go to my home. i think that he may be very handsome.
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The complete system consists of four Funktion One Res1.5 (18"/5") and two infrabass (double 18"), powered by two E45 and one E25 amplifiers (OEM Mc2 audio).
Controlled by a XO2 (OEM XTA) and the mixer is a FF6000 (OEM Formula Sound).
The complete system consists of four Funktion One Res1.5 (18"/5") and two infrabass (double 18"), powered by two E45 and one E25 amplifiers (OEM Mc2 audio).
Controlled by a XO2 (OEM XTA) and the mixer is a FF6000 (OEM Formula Sound).
friends now i hv a new cat. cat lady who came to my home. she delivered 5 small cats. i got 1 of them. he is the kid of thong. i named the kid "Thongmuan" thong is the gold. muan like someting rolling. Thongmuan is a thailand dessert . the taste is sweet. if u see the kid it seems the gold color roll around his body.
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