That's (gonna be) a biggie 🙂
Are the petals made of solid wood?
Do you have measurements of the Axi2050 with this horn?
I suppose you're using the Axi2050 in a 2-way setup?
Salmon soup.
A little background info from time to time doesn't hurt, right?
(honestly, at first I typed "doesn't horn, right?")
Nice concept!
It's hard to see in the picture, but I'm guessing the woofers in the FLH are either FaitalPro or 18Sound.
How do you like the Axi2050's sound?
They're 18sound 8nmb420 in a 'Paraflex'. Fabulous sounding drivers, powerful and nimble.
Not sure about the Axi yet. Need to find them the best horn...
I'm used to Radian 745neo beryllium - which I love the sound of.
Not sure about the Axi yet. Need to find them the best horn...
I'm used to Radian 745neo beryllium - which I love the sound of.
I have something better in the meantime. I'd be happy to send you the profile if you promised you would consider donating to the project. I simply can't (and don't want to) do it completely for free.
⌀792 x 346 mm
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That's fabulous. Yes, I'd be very happy to donate, I appreciate that this witchcraft is priceless. (I'll PM you about that). As you're at it, could you perhaps include the whole mouth roll back? Maybe the radius could tighten as it rolls round so as to save wood and weight. I can fix that myself in fusion but it would be nice to know what effect it had. Here's a close up of the mouth of another one I made.
Ok, one more OT post with some background info...😛
The Paraflex became popular during the 1970s and was patented in 1974 by a company called Show Sound (ShowCo. Inc.).
However, the concept is based on the Fletcher bass horn, which was developed in the early 1930's by Edward C. Wente (of WE/Bell Labs), who else?
The mighty 20" Aluminium bass compression driver sprung from the brilliant mind of his buddy A.L. Thuras.
Around 2005, Void Acoustics reintroduced the Paraflex.
Alcons Audio also manufactures 15-inch Faital Pro horn loaded mid-bass Paraflex subs.
The shown stack's horizontal polar is quite impressive.
The Paraflex became popular during the 1970s and was patented in 1974 by a company called Show Sound (ShowCo. Inc.).
However, the concept is based on the Fletcher bass horn, which was developed in the early 1930's by Edward C. Wente (of WE/Bell Labs), who else?
The mighty 20" Aluminium bass compression driver sprung from the brilliant mind of his buddy A.L. Thuras.
Around 2005, Void Acoustics reintroduced the Paraflex.
Alcons Audio also manufactures 15-inch Faital Pro horn loaded mid-bass Paraflex subs.
The shown stack's horizontal polar is quite impressive.
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The subject of donating to the Ath project has come up a few times, but for the life of me I can't find a donate link on your website. Are you allowed to post it here, mabat? I'd love to support the project.
You can donate via the link on the download page.
(IBAN:CZ1401000000194381070237 BIC/SWIFT:KOMBCZPPXXX)
(IBAN:CZ1401000000194381070237 BIC/SWIFT:KOMBCZPPXXX)
Ever wondered what happens inside the rollback? See the PDF.
It might be a good idea to fill it with some foam.
It might be a good idea to fill it with some foam.
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Thnks Mabat for the answer, I have not an single idea fo the data or that huge horn, just knw it's a JMLC profile...
Unfortunately I don't have that possibility and doubly unfortunate that I am not likely ever to have it. That's just not what I do these days.