Hornresp Update 4240-180115
Hi Everyone,
CHANGE 1
Currently-applied filter settings are no longer switched off when the Multiple Speakers tool is selected.
Post #8000 refers.
CHANGE 2
The Loudspeaker Wizard tool can now import compound horn system data.
Post http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/subw...rns-pipes-concepts-builds-75.html#post5307000 refers.
BUG FIX
The throat acoustical impedance chart for multiple speakers (not including tapped horns), was displaying actual rather than normalised values. This has now been fixed.
Attachment 1 shows the incorrect values and Attachment 2 shows the correct values for the default record, assuming two speakers connected in parallel.
Kind regards,
David
Hi Everyone,
CHANGE 1
Currently-applied filter settings are no longer switched off when the Multiple Speakers tool is selected.
Post #8000 refers.
CHANGE 2
The Loudspeaker Wizard tool can now import compound horn system data.
Post http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/subw...rns-pipes-concepts-builds-75.html#post5307000 refers.
BUG FIX
The throat acoustical impedance chart for multiple speakers (not including tapped horns), was displaying actual rather than normalised values. This has now been fixed.
Attachment 1 shows the incorrect values and Attachment 2 shows the correct values for the default record, assuming two speakers connected in parallel.
Kind regards,
David
Attachments
Tested multiple speakers - works fine. The EQ for the high end of the response changes when adding speakers but the low end simply gets more robust and that is what I want to evaluate. I don't need to and therefore don't bother to re-EQ. This change is sufficient to my purposes. Thanks.
Jack
Jack
More like wind generators.
I have a client that wants some very cutting edge stuff. And who am I to tell a client what he wants?
More like wind generators.
I have a client that wants some very cutting edge stuff. And who am I to tell a client what he wants?
LOL! Can't wait to see those wind generators...
More like wind generators.
I have a client that wants some very cutting edge stuff. And who am I to tell a client what he wants?
And which client had you design a tapped horn sub so large that it had to lifted into his attic with a front end loader through a hole cut in the eaves
And which client had you design a tapped horn sub so large that it had to lifted into his attic with a front end loader through a hole cut in the eaves
First off it's a front loaded horn. Tapped horns are not my cup of tea. They colour the sound way to much. Second that is a set of plans that I make available for a modest fee. I should really put them up on my website. It's a 14 hertz F3 20 plus foot long front loaded horn that rocks the worlds of quite a few people. I really had fun demonstrating that!
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/clubs-and-events/168924-2010-ottawa-diy-audio.html#post2227814
Almost 8 years ago!
Notice I still did not have hair back then.
As for wind generators. Development time will push them out to mid summer I'm guessing.
First off it's a front loaded horn. Tapped horns are not my cup of tea. They colour the sound way to much. Second that is a set of plans that I make available for a modest fee. I should really put them up on my website. It's a 14 hertz F3 20 plus foot long front loaded horn that rocks the worlds of quite a few people. I really had fun demonstrating that!
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/clubs-and-events/168924-2010-ottawa-diy-audio.html#post2227814
Almost 8 years ago!
Notice I still did not have hair back then.
As for wind generators. Development time will push them out to mid summer I'm guessing.
That was an awesome horn and an awesome installation...too bad the drivers are no longer available
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/clubs-and-events/168924-2010-ottawa-diy-audio.html#post2222280
92 inches long x 32 inches wide x 17 inches tall.
Driven by a 12 inch driver. Designed with Hornresp of course!
Horn path.
Partial view of throat and driver entry into the throat.
Under a little pressure!
92 inches long x 32 inches wide x 17 inches tall.
Driven by a 12 inch driver. Designed with Hornresp of course!
Horn path.
Partial view of throat and driver entry into the throat.
Under a little pressure!
Tis not true!
There are drivers that are as good if not better.
Dayton Audio PA310-8 12" Pro Woofer
This one is just fine and will knock the socks off of most subwoofers with only a few watts input.
One watt with 2 Pi loading.
60 watts achievable with 18 hertz highpass.
And One watt 1 Pi if you are in a basement.
Socks officially knocked off!
I think I remember the building thread. Did you use a tractor to get it in the house?
Hornresp Update 4240-180119
Hi Everyone,
BUG FIX
A number of minor inconsistencies were noticed when using different combinations of the Maximum SPL, Power Compression, Multiple Speakers and Filter Wizard tools with Room Gain excluded or included, and also with Eg set to zero. These minor operating anomalies have now been fixed.
Kind regards,
David
Hi Everyone,
BUG FIX
A number of minor inconsistencies were noticed when using different combinations of the Maximum SPL, Power Compression, Multiple Speakers and Filter Wizard tools with Room Gain excluded or included, and also with Eg set to zero. These minor operating anomalies have now been fixed.
Kind regards,
David