No problem. Would be my pleasure!limacon - it would be very interesting to see measured polars on this - just maybe 15, 30 and 45...
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AT LFs it should be straight, a tube, no angle at all. But then as the diaphragm begins to be non-rigid, there is no scientific optimal. It just becomes a mess.Is there a scientific way to determine the optimum exit angle paramenter for a full range direct radiator?
Gloss black with a copper coloured driver mount / inlay , and copper back. Only possible with Ath4!
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I cannot stop thinking how nice a coaxial mid would be, with a paper cone profile according to an osse-formula and a compression driver. Insert in into a fitted waveguide, and there it is, the perfect three way.
The horn is an 'optimized' radial design. Not much data available.
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slowly proceeding and did first few sims using ath.
anyway: need a clear design target! 2 way with widest possible coverage by compression driver/horn.
Dcx464 or HF1440? Still a bit worried about the hf1440 resonance below 1kHz which was schown by Mabats first test….
slowly proceeding and did first few sims using ath.
anyway: need a clear design target! 2 way with widest possible coverage by compression driver/horn.
Dcx464 or HF1440? Still a bit worried about the hf1440 resonance below 1kHz which was schown by Mabats first test….
No question the B&C DCX464 could be crossed lower than the HF1440, simply due to it's greater Sd and more excursion potential.anyway: need a clear design target! 2 way with widest possible coverage by compression driver/horn.
Dcx464 or HF1440?
B&C also makes the less expensive 2" exit DCX50 coax that can be used down to the 300-400Hz range.
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