There is this site called diyaudio, lots of persons to answer your questions. 😉
What part don't you understand?
If you google 'hornresp tutorial' you'll get most of what you need.
What part don't you understand?
If you google 'hornresp tutorial' you'll get most of what you need.
One small note,
The day that you look at one of bjorno's charts-o-madess and understand it, you will also understand the matrix of reality and possibly dodge bullets. 😉
Just kidding, it's not that complex once you start playing with hornresp.
have fun,
revb.
The day that you look at one of bjorno's charts-o-madess and understand it, you will also understand the matrix of reality and possibly dodge bullets. 😉
Just kidding, it's not that complex once you start playing with hornresp.
have fun,
revb.
Sorry, I missed this.
I meant put the drivers back-to-back so they're on opposite sides of the box, with a box so small that the magnets are physically pushed against each other. That will provide some bracing, and mean the box itself doesn't vibrate.
You'd need a lot of power to shift the cones, but you'd have a ~12" cube with a decent amount of output capability and as much low-end extension as you want.
Chris
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