In particular, I have a project where I could use the 10" round version.
Dayton Audio H10RW 10" Round Waveguide 1-3/8"- 18 TPI
In that house, there will be NO on-axis sweet spot listening, it will be whole-house sound.
I've been kind of obsessed with the round Dayton waveguides since I feel that's kind of the "purest" horn opening for sound wave generation, which might not really be true but anyway. There is a wall with a big open space behind it, I could stick the waveguide in said wall with a big sensitive woofer(s), in-wall 12" grills I found.
System probably iPad --> AirPort Express --> maybe an EQ* --> amp probably a nice old Onkyo receiver used as a power amp.
* so I don't have to get crazy with the crossover and to level out falling power response at the top end)
Dayton Audio H10RW 10" Round Waveguide 1-3/8"- 18 TPI
In that house, there will be NO on-axis sweet spot listening, it will be whole-house sound.
I've been kind of obsessed with the round Dayton waveguides since I feel that's kind of the "purest" horn opening for sound wave generation, which might not really be true but anyway. There is a wall with a big open space behind it, I could stick the waveguide in said wall with a big sensitive woofer(s), in-wall 12" grills I found.
System probably iPad --> AirPort Express --> maybe an EQ* --> amp probably a nice old Onkyo receiver used as a power amp.
* so I don't have to get crazy with the crossover and to level out falling power response at the top end)
I have a set of those 10” round horn lens
Yesterday I was look at them and thinking of what I can use them for
Yesterday I was look at them and thinking of what I can use them for
Hah, I'd buy them off you, but the shipping is surely more than the $11 these cost. Although that's without shipping, hmmm.I have a set of those 10” round horn lens
Yesterday I was look at them and thinking of what I can use them for
Selenium D220Ti seems liked by a couple but I have not seen measurements of anything. These seem like they would make a nice setup with a sensitive 10" in a generous undertuned ported box. Kinda like a gigantoid Buchardt A500! I also bet you could stick a 1" tweeter in there but again have never seen any measurements. I believe success in a horn setup is the freer the response from wiggles and squiggles, the less "horn honk" it probably has.
Note that those 10" round horns have narrowing directivity with rising frequency. The throat needs some filler material to match the diameter of the compression driver.