Hi Y'all,
I hope the bomber didn't terminate this thread. 🙂
The picture in Post #54 looks like the nozzles John Karlson is holding are reducing in size towards the open end. Would that make a big difference?
Regards,
I hope the bomber didn't terminate this thread. 🙂
The picture in Post #54 looks like the nozzles John Karlson is holding are reducing in size towards the open end. Would that make a big difference?
Regards,
I'm still hoping to finish the Karlson tube project I dreamed up a couple years ago (link).
I got as far as roughing out a couple tubes, and then life got in the way. I still have a bunch of promising drivers to try out. Shouldn't be too hard to put together a multi-amped test bed with my Rane RPM88.
I got as far as roughing out a couple tubes, and then life got in the way. I still have a bunch of promising drivers to try out. Shouldn't be too hard to put together a multi-amped test bed with my Rane RPM88.
Hi Bill F.
Post #63: "...multi-amped test bed with my Rane RPM88..."
Good thinking, I forgot all about the Rane MA 3s I've had on the shelf for years now. That'll help. 🙂
I've been messin' w/ some cheap GRS PZ1188, just trying to find a little time, and get a few things set up to listen to. Don't have anything set up to measure w/, so largely a waste of time, but putting the large 2"I.D. cardboard K-tube over the 1"I.D. fiberglass K-tube softened the response, nearly sounds promising. I used about 1.5" of acoustic foam at the base of the K-tubes to hold and center the big tube over the little one.
Regards,
Post #63: "...multi-amped test bed with my Rane RPM88..."
Good thinking, I forgot all about the Rane MA 3s I've had on the shelf for years now. That'll help. 🙂
I've been messin' w/ some cheap GRS PZ1188, just trying to find a little time, and get a few things set up to listen to. Don't have anything set up to measure w/, so largely a waste of time, but putting the large 2"I.D. cardboard K-tube over the 1"I.D. fiberglass K-tube softened the response, nearly sounds promising. I used about 1.5" of acoustic foam at the base of the K-tubes to hold and center the big tube over the little one.
Regards,
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Somebody on trynergy threat did advise me to use a K-Pipe tweeter like this for injecting hf from 2 a 4 khz into the horn throat close to the 2 inch wideband driver.
For this I need a small pipe, on a 1 inch tweeter, I do not now what happens but maybe it is interesting.
I need to bend the pipe slightly.
Now I did put a tweeter in mouth for testing. I do like the pipe approach.
regards
Somebody on trynergy threat did advise me to use a K-Pipe tweeter like this for injecting hf from 2 a 4 khz into the horn throat close to the 2 inch wideband driver.
For this I need a small pipe, on a 1 inch tweeter, I do not now what happens but maybe it is interesting.
I need to bend the pipe slightly.
Now I did put a tweeter in mouth for testing. I do like the pipe approach.
regards
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