In my opinion
A horn was/ is built around a driver
Nowadays with dsp the drivers are manipulated to fit the horn
Danleys got it nailed in this day and age
Altec/jbl westrex klang et al, had it in days gone past
Speakers What’s new is old (horns) insteps DSP game changer
We need to return to high sensitivity drivers and exploit
A horn was/ is built around a driver
Nowadays with dsp the drivers are manipulated to fit the horn
Danleys got it nailed in this day and age
Altec/jbl westrex klang et al, had it in days gone past
Speakers What’s new is old (horns) insteps DSP game changer
We need to return to high sensitivity drivers and exploit
Just having more time I guess
Now I can officially say that I have tried EVERYTHING with this tool and weren't able to get the result I was looking for...
I just cant get the exit cone straigth... (see pic)
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Don't know whether this helps, but when I lofted, I lofted with the guide curves going into the centers of the rectangular part's sides (not the corners). Better? I don't know, it's just what I did and left it that way.
Edit: oop, looks like you did that same as I did, too (I think? Not sure -- or did you loft with 8 guides?). What part looks wrong to you in your result?
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