reflex - goes lower for given box - somewhat less sensitive - with 4 drivers not bad but driver cost goes way up - sensitivity might be a bit low for flea power tube amp
horn - more complexity in cutting, larger, potential for coloration due to folds needed to keep cabinet depth reasonable with lower cutoff.
There are a lot of quad 10 cabinets for bass guitar - thermal compression can be relatively low.
If not for cost and old age, I might try a 4-10 to compare to small midbass horn.
What makes the best modest sized midbass horn other than John Inlow's straight horns?
horn - more complexity in cutting, larger, potential for coloration due to folds needed to keep cabinet depth reasonable with lower cutoff.
There are a lot of quad 10 cabinets for bass guitar - thermal compression can be relatively low.
If not for cost and old age, I might try a 4-10 to compare to small midbass horn.
What makes the best modest sized midbass horn other than John Inlow's straight horns?
reflex - goes lower for given box - somewhat less sensitive - with 4 drivers not bad but driver cost goes way up - sensitivity might be a bit low for flea power tube amp
horn - more complexity in cutting, larger, potential for coloration due to folds needed to keep cabinet depth reasonable with lower cutoff.
There are a lot of quad 10 cabinets for bass guitar - thermal compression can be relatively low.
If not for cost and old age, I might try a 4-10 to compare to small midbass horn.
What makes the best modest sized midbass horn other than John Inlow's straight horns?
Would the decision to implement such a design depend on the chosen high frequency limit ? A Quad array, like the diamond pattern ?
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