should I build this one?

[jahstation]

front loaded 1segment horn, for 150hz 1000hz use.

loaded with b&c 12mh32 (i will use 4 of them).


Its my very first horn building so id like to understand howto not waste time,
these are the sims result:

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[Grymer]

I think your picture-links are broken


update. NVM. You just have to click them.

The design looks a lot like MT-130. I'll be following along - unfortunately I am no wizard at building cabs that go higher than 200hz

 

[TBTL]

Maybe you could try to smooth out the ripples and get some higher efficiency. 95 dB at the upper end of the pass band is low for a front loaded horn, it's even lower than this woofer without a horn.


What coverage angle do you aim for?

 

[Rademakers]

It doesn't look like your simulation is accurately describing your design. You should use the air volume inside the 12" cone plus the air volume within the 2 baffle rings combined, as your Vtc.

Secondly, take in account (or better simulate) the increase in SPL, due to the directivity of the horn, both on-axis as well as off-axis.

Johan