Hi..
Can someone help me how to simulate EV T18's in Hornresp. Would it b a type of tapped horn ???
Can someone help me how to simulate EV T18's in Hornresp. Would it b a type of tapped horn ???
1 Find drawings for EV T18 showing all internal dimensions
2 Find driver specifications & parameters for EV T18
3 Evaluate design, decide how to create sim in Hornresp
4 Draw speaker cabinet and plot out unfolded horn length.
5 Make best fit of unfolded horn plot simplified to suit limited number of horn segments available in Hornresp.
6 Calculate areas and lengths for each chosen segment to enter into Hornresp.
7 Enter drive parameters into hornresp and any other parameters needed such as throat chamber volume and area.
8 Run Sim 🙂
2 Find driver specifications & parameters for EV T18
3 Evaluate design, decide how to create sim in Hornresp
4 Draw speaker cabinet and plot out unfolded horn length.
5 Make best fit of unfolded horn plot simplified to suit limited number of horn segments available in Hornresp.
6 Calculate areas and lengths for each chosen segment to enter into Hornresp.
7 Enter drive parameters into hornresp and any other parameters needed such as throat chamber volume and area.
8 Run Sim 🙂
Thats ok, i have done 1 or 2 simulations like scoop bins to learn hornresp, but i wanna simulate other designs, and wanted to simulate T18, but dont know if it is to be tapped, or just back horn.
As after doing some search, i came to know T18 has a back chamber so is it tapped or back horn, or reflex design.
Thats the reason i was asking for some help on inputs, or any link to if somebody already has simulated T18, so i would understand more properly.
Thanks.
As after doing some search, i came to know T18 has a back chamber so is it tapped or back horn, or reflex design.
Thats the reason i was asking for some help on inputs, or any link to if somebody already has simulated T18, so i would understand more properly.
Thanks.
I wonder if that could really be described as a "tapped horn"?
There's a significant rear volume, and the path length of the "horn" looks extremely short.
No matter - it's possible to model it in HornResp.
I have a sim for this cab that I threw together for a friend on my other comp. I'll post it if I remember.
the dayton pa 460 (the older version of the 18) seems like a good cheap option for the cab (similar to the original EV driver i think). the 465 seems like it could be a good option as well for a higher powr soultion.
Its not exactly a tapped horn, more like a tapped BPH similar to the cubo 18 with a bigger mouth.
the dayton pa 460 (the older version of the 18) seems like a good cheap option for the cab (similar to the original EV driver i think). the 465 seems like it could be a good option as well for a higher powr soultion.
Its not exactly a tapped horn, more like a tapped BPH similar to the cubo 18 with a bigger mouth.
don't expect much below 50hz.
if you wan't to go th tere are better option's .
plenty here on the forum
if you wan't to go th tere are better option's .
plenty here on the forum
the drawings been posted... a crude simulation for the t18 is about 5 minutes of work using the advanced centerline method
Pls... Can somebody simulate EV-T18 in Hornresp for me to understand, or just send me the link if done previously on any other post... PLS.... PLS...
I have the drawings of EV-T18, need to know what data inputs to be done and what driver arrangment to be simulated as offset driver or tapped horn, or compound horn, and as it has a back chamber, do i have to put volume in liters in VRC, and what inputs for VTC, ATC, LRC or AP1, LPt.
Pls help...
Pls help...
Thanks a lot for ur support and help... Pls if possible can u explain how is ap1, Lpt, Atc calculated, Vtc would be the volume of the back chamber, and why is s1,s2 as negative flare lenght..???
no reply..??? I simulated EV-T18 with orig speaker, but i suppose it is not what i expected, how can i capture the sim of hornresp, so that i can post it here.
Hi crissty,
On the Hornresp Input Scree go to: File - Export - Hornresp Record... Hornresp will place the exported file into it's Export folder as a .txt file that you can attach to a post.
Regards,
On the Hornresp Input Scree go to: File - Export - Hornresp Record... Hornresp will place the exported file into it's Export folder as a .txt file that you can attach to a post.
Regards,
