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Waveguides and horns

Red is AMT in small baffle. Blue in EJMLC-300 horn (deg0).
 

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Cześć Jacek,

Do you perhaps have measurement data of the EOS 250Hz available?

Did you already have the chance to try other drivers with this horn? It'd be interesting to see how a 1.4 or 2" Faital-Pro, B&C, Beyma etc. would do. The Faitals are supposed to take 400-450Hz and my older B&Cs are ok at 500Hz.

I should not forget the 4" diaphragm RCF drivers, these are very hard to beat at the (local) prices.
The top of the line 950ND 2.0 (plot attached) is just under €300.
 

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Jacek

That would be a nice solution and B&C is just the company to do it. I have not used the DE360, but have always found their drivers to be of exceptional quality. I think that the 360 is a smaller diaphragm driver (can't check their website is down.) I would however prefer to see the DE550 used as it is an exceptional driver.