Price will be more than *2 and waiting a few months .You need to find a JBL parts/service center in your part of the world.
Mleod,
What's your room (and speakers pacement) like?
Limmer horns are getting very positive comments in german fora but again no personal experience.
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Much preferred over the two other waveguides I tried, Pyle PH916 and FaitalPro LTH142
This is not the first time that I have read that about the LTH 142 but I do still not know why. Someone mentioned that the dispersion of the XT 1464 would be better at its upper end but no other "complaints" about the LTH 142.
If it is just a frequency response thing then it could probably be EQed out. I am interestd in the LTH 142 because it is smaller and it looks prettier than the XT 1464 ( Unison Research uses it in the production version of their MAX 2 Speaker). I will probably build a 12" version of my MTM and I will cross over a little higher than I do with the 15" version and that's where ther LTH 142 might come in handy.
Regards
Charles
from a F point upwards, we know K-tubes will work. WVL was enthusiastic but the public doesn't seem to accept the looks of the things so there's a marketing problem.
(WVL's field coil driver looks stunning)
here's my 115BK some years ago with a custom 1.875" ID x 9" long tube - derived from an X15 Karlson tube of the 1960's. Karlson had a strange beveled 1"Id transition piece in an 1.875" x 7.25" K-tube - subjectively, it sounded fine, but could measure rough (probably from the transition "jump") - another specimen of X15 appeared to have a 1.2" ID tube x 7.25" long - that probably measured pretty smooth.
(WVL's field coil driver looks stunning)
here's my 115BK some years ago with a custom 1.875" ID x 9" long tube - derived from an X15 Karlson tube of the 1960's. Karlson had a strange beveled 1"Id transition piece in an 1.875" x 7.25" K-tube - subjectively, it sounded fine, but could measure rough (probably from the transition "jump") - another specimen of X15 appeared to have a 1.2" ID tube x 7.25" long - that probably measured pretty smooth.
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