I'm building a Klipsch Belle clone with these parts:
Pair of CT120 Tweeters
Pair of A-55G Midrange Drivers
Pair of CW1526C Woofers
Pair of Type A crossovers
I would like to build a Tractrix style horn to replace the k-500 horn. I can't find the dimensions anywhere.
Can anyone help me?
Thank you.
Pair of CT120 Tweeters
Pair of A-55G Midrange Drivers
Pair of CW1526C Woofers
Pair of Type A crossovers
I would like to build a Tractrix style horn to replace the k-500 horn. I can't find the dimensions anywhere.
Can anyone help me?
Thank you.
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Thank you for this, is very interesting read and I have learnt a lot from it, but I’m still struggling to apply the information to working out the proportions of the horn I want to make. I think I’m a bit slow when it comes to all of the equations. Do you know of a pre e siting plan for the K-500 mid-range horn? Or is there a a simpler explanation as to how to draw the right proportions? Apologies if this sounds ignorant, it is just the level of understanding that I currently have.
You can use hornresp to model the horn (throat / mouth size / length) and it should export all the areas / lengths to a text file for you. I did this when building some midbass horns.
Is the K-500 exponential? If so, use these specs to reverse engineer it in Hornresp or similar to find its usable low end XO point [500 Hz?], then assuming you want the same low end loading, design a tractrix with a 500/whatever*0.707 = ~353/whatever Hz XO point: Anyone have K-500 horn dimensions? - General Klipsch Info - The Klipsch Audio Community
All this assumes a round horn, so up to you to convert to whatever WxH aspect ratio [close enough polar response to expo or better yet, the basshorn's around the XO point] you want for HR to calculate the cutting templates.
GM
All this assumes a round horn, so up to you to convert to whatever WxH aspect ratio [close enough polar response to expo or better yet, the basshorn's around the XO point] you want for HR to calculate the cutting templates.
GM
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