Compact, fully loaded horn plans?

The Jubilee bass bins would fit in the same space as the Super Heresys. Actually less floor space, since they would be against the back wall, toed in slightly. You'd have to move the booze and lamp on the R and two wall framed photos on the L, but it would work. Keep in mind that the Jubilee does NOT need a corner to work well. With so much cone area, you can boost the bass below 30-40 Hz. to make up for the You can PM your Email, and I'll send both horn plans for you to study. The rewards are worth it, trust me. Besides you have the skills to do build those. I had mine in a 11.5 x 16 ft. room. They would work well against either side of your cabinet, no problem.
 

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Hello,
I think what you might be looking for is something similar to the Exemplar Audio horn speakers produced in the late 90's through the early 2000's. see the link below.

https://greatplainsaudio.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/spexemplar.pdf
Those horns, being rectangular, use up too much floor space when angled. Not only that, the horns are way too short to do bass below 125 Hz. so it has to have a volume or air, ported for the bass reflex part that is necessary. There are better horns than this that go well below 70 Hz that don't need a hybrid approach.
 
The more I think about it, the more I’m inclined to conclude that a variation of the Cornscala will best suit my needs, perhaps with a reconfigured cabinet that maintains the internal volume of the original, but doesn’t take up as much space laterally
I'm working on a speaker now that is tall and skinny, made from 5x5 Baltic birch. But it's a double 15" speaker, 2-way, all Eminence, using their fantastic 314X driver with the Carbon Textreme Diaphragm and Faital horn! Looks great in Simulations, so we will see how it sounds.
 
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