K402 MEH / Unity horn idea

What if the horn woud be constant directivity extending way beyound the speaker basked and its back side was sealed towards the basked?
In having 4 elliptical holes in the horn could we approximately achieve what the K402 MEH does?

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The SM60 from Danley Sound Labs does almost exactly what you describe, and it works well. I suspect there's a practical limit on how big the woofer can be to get usable response up to meet the CD, but I don't know what that is.
The Danley product seem to use 5-6" cones for most midrange duty, but you may be able to go bigger if you don't mind chopping off some excess headroom (assuming home use).

Hope this helps!
 
I think the radian would work if you cut the dust cap and form the horn from the top plate out, I suspect that a crossover around 800 would be possible too.
Of note (from what I gather) the k402 meh uses either the dual diaphragm BMS or celestion Axi2050, both of which have significantly more LF output than typical dome CDs - hopefully you are already aware of this.
 
John Hasquin has used the Radian 475PB successfully down to 600hz on tractrix horns.
I use a modified Behringer DCX2496 to time align, crossover and for correction.
In my fist try I am going to use Eminence Beta 10 CX with Emilar EK175m as I have those laying around collecting dust.
 
The SM60 from Danley Sound Labs does almost exactly what you describe, and it works well. I suspect there's a practical limit on how big the woofer can be to get usable response up to meet the CD, but I don't know what that is.
The Danley product seem to use 5-6" cones for most midrange duty, but you may be able to go bigger if you don't mind chopping off some excess headroom (assuming home use).

Hope this helps!

I haven't seen the SM60 up close, but the SBH series works the same way, from what I could see. My video: