A stack of horns, mainly in prototype phase. Closeup of early-model turned maple Edgarhorn 300hz round tractrix horn. Upper horn is later model Edgarhorn 650hz round tractrix in Poplar.
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Neil says:
Hi Ed,
Its been a couple years since we conversed in email. The speaker system I'm assembling has ended up bearing superficial resemblance to the one you discussed that utilizes: Fostex T9xx supertweeter, TAD2002 on 650Hz tractrix, RCA MI-9584 phenolic on 300Hz tractrix and 515-8G on 80Hz Edgarhorn.
I own pairs of TAD2001, 650Hz tractrix, phenolic Altec 290K, 350Hz tractrix (due next week), EVM15B, 70Hz radial exponential built by Steve Schell. For subwoofers, there are a few choices. I will be integrating everything together in coming weeks.
I'm interested to learn what results you've obtained overall, about any changes you've made to your system configuration, and how you feel about the integration between the tonal qualities of the various drivers, especially phenolic to beryllium. Also, how you have everying hogh and low passed, etc.
Comments (1)
Its been a couple years since we conversed in email. The speaker system I'm assembling has ended up bearing superficial resemblance to the one you discussed that utilizes: Fostex T9xx supertweeter, TAD2002 on 650Hz tractrix, RCA MI-9584 phenolic on 300Hz tractrix and 515-8G on 80Hz Edgarhorn.
I own pairs of TAD2001, 650Hz tractrix, phenolic Altec 290K, 350Hz tractrix (due next week), EVM15B, 70Hz radial exponential built by Steve Schell. For subwoofers, there are a few choices. I will be integrating everything together in coming weeks.
I'm interested to learn what results you've obtained overall, about any changes you've made to your system configuration, and how you feel about the integration between the tonal qualities of the various drivers, especially phenolic to beryllium. Also, how you have everying hogh and low passed, etc.
Regards,
Neil