Jean Michel on LeCleac'h horns

One of the user of above horn writes it is much better than Stereo-Lab 400Hz Tractrix. Main reason is stereophony. His temporal setup shown on the picture below.
 

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only for france italie belgique we built round horns according JMLe Cleac'h plans t 0.8
We have DIAMETER 145mm, 240mm (fc870hz), 410mm for 1" (in FIBER GLASS )
other 410mm (fc500hz) for 1.4 1.5 2" 5in Fiber mixed with fine plaster)
other 560mm (fc(320hz), 820mm (fc204hz)small lipps or better 960mm (latge lipps)
other 680 and 800mm special for fostex aer lowther (angle source different)(fiber glass)
audiopavillon@club-internet.fr gerard
 
only for france italie belgique we built round horns according JMLe Cleac'h plans t 0.8
We have DIAMETER 145mm, 240mm (fc870hz), 410mm for 1" (in FIBER GLASS )
other 410mm (fc500hz) for 1.4 1.5 2" 5in Fiber mixed with fine plaster)
other 560mm (fc(320hz), 820mm (fc204hz)small lipps or better 960mm (latge lipps)
other 680 and 800mm special for fostex aer lowther (angle source different)(fiber glass)
SEE Horn Pictures in my album
audiopavillon@club-internet.fr gerard
 
Hello,

I used to calculate 3 types of horns having a ratio H/W at mouth different of 1.

Le Cléac'h elliptical with low HF directivity :
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/attachment.php?s=&postid=1532641&stamp=1212759567

This is the one Jzagaja as shown.


quasi Iwata / JMLC method
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/attachment.php?s=&postid=1532652&stamp=1212760839

May be this is SunRa's horn but it is doubtful (we should have a lateral view of the horn to confirm or not)

constant horizontal directivity
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/attachment.php?s=&postid=1532660&stamp=1212761603

Best regards from Paris, France

Jean-Michel Le Cléac'h


Serious work SunRa.

Soongsc - elliptical JMLC is different, you can't just draw two guidelines and two ellipses. Surface approximation through point cloud is of course much quicker especially in Mastercam.