Hi David,
The PDF is at actual size. (There would be no point in creating it at any other size!) Remember this is the pattern for one side of a single cell in a multicellular horn.
Regards,
Jason.
The PDF is at actual size. (There would be no point in creating it at any other size!) Remember this is the pattern for one side of a single cell in a multicellular horn.
Regards,
Jason.
I tried to pm Petter Perrson to ask him if it is ok to distribute his spreadsheet etc. My intention is to put the files in Google Drive so that anyone can download them. The problem is now that Petters inbox in overflown so hi is hard to reach. I also don't got the spreadsheet or the pdf.
Hi,
Would it be possible to receive a copy of this spreadsheet please ?
Rioux.hugo@gmail.com
Many thanks,
Would it be possible to receive a copy of this spreadsheet please ?
Rioux.hugo@gmail.com
Many thanks,
The OP said (post 12) that his horn didn't work as expected, so it was bigger than it needed to be:
Hornresp can be used to generate variants of the much-sought spreadsheet. Here's how you'd clone the OP's horn:
(1) enter the values
Flare rate is given in post 1 as 183Hz
Throat size is 20cm^2
- or arbritrary, really, depending on your driver and adapter.
OP used a 2445, so to clone his horn, it ultimately has a 2" diameter or 20cm^2 throat
Total mouth size is roughly 3375cm^2
- One cell is illustrated in post 3** as about 15x15cm per cell (but this is not really critical; 20x20cm would also work). With 3x5 cells, each 15x15cm, mouth is ~45x75cm or 3375cm^2
These three numbers are all Hornresp needs. For me, it spits out:
Horn axial length as 77cm.
(2) Export the horn shape
Calculate the horn, then from the Schematic Diagram window, click
FILE - EXPORT - HORN DATA - RECTANGULAR HORN - EXPORT
(3) Spreadsheet it
Next, copy and paste that data to a spreadsheet. Add a couple more columns to divide the dimensions by however many cells you want in your multicell. Done.

For a JBL 2445 and a 500Hz crossover, I'd suggest a smaller horn; 12x12cm cells and 50cm length models well for me. My simulation is pictured. The values I used for the 2445 are partly guesswork, and the sensitivity seems too low, but the LF response is about right.
*unless your driver is more robust / goes lower than the JBL 2445
**funny: I have seen this post before, but only just realised what the disc is. I saw them live last year. Good cheesy fun.
Therefore, if you're a perfectionist like the OP, you shouldn't simply clone the design.*I would not cross them lower than 400-500 Hz. this is something that I found out after the horns were built. My intention was to use it from 350-400 Hz. Would be intresting to try them with JBL midrangedriver, because the 2445 is not ment to be used lower than 500 Hz.
Hornresp can be used to generate variants of the much-sought spreadsheet. Here's how you'd clone the OP's horn:
(1) enter the values
Flare rate is given in post 1 as 183Hz
Throat size is 20cm^2
- or arbritrary, really, depending on your driver and adapter.
OP used a 2445, so to clone his horn, it ultimately has a 2" diameter or 20cm^2 throat
Total mouth size is roughly 3375cm^2
- One cell is illustrated in post 3** as about 15x15cm per cell (but this is not really critical; 20x20cm would also work). With 3x5 cells, each 15x15cm, mouth is ~45x75cm or 3375cm^2
These three numbers are all Hornresp needs. For me, it spits out:
Horn axial length as 77cm.
(2) Export the horn shape
Calculate the horn, then from the Schematic Diagram window, click
FILE - EXPORT - HORN DATA - RECTANGULAR HORN - EXPORT
(3) Spreadsheet it
Next, copy and paste that data to a spreadsheet. Add a couple more columns to divide the dimensions by however many cells you want in your multicell. Done.

For a JBL 2445 and a 500Hz crossover, I'd suggest a smaller horn; 12x12cm cells and 50cm length models well for me. My simulation is pictured. The values I used for the 2445 are partly guesswork, and the sensitivity seems too low, but the LF response is about right.
*unless your driver is more robust / goes lower than the JBL 2445
**funny: I have seen this post before, but only just realised what the disc is. I saw them live last year. Good cheesy fun.
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Hey mate, i came across your work seeing as im doing something similiar only 3d printing it. Could I ask you if you have the dimension of your horn.
Its an old thread so hopefully you can reply.
Thanks
Its an old thread so hopefully you can reply.
Thanks
please can anyone send me the spreadsheet ??,i PM Petter but the web system tell me he can´t recive more PM,if any can send me a spreadsheet,i´m very grateful
thanks
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please can anyone send me the spreadsheet ??,i PM Petter but the web system tell me he can´t recive more PM,if any can send me a spreadsheet,i´m very grateful
thanks
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Dear Tractrixfreak,
Can you send me the speadsheet? I would like to build the horn with OB.
Thank you very much
Can you send me the speadsheet? I would like to build the horn with OB.
Thank you very much
Horn Spread sheet
Hello TractrixFreak,
I am interested in building a multicell horn based on this thread.
Could you please email me a copy of the spread sheet and any other information important to have a sucessfull build ?
My Email: 3399tdr@gmail.com
Thanks,
Tom in Lafayette
Hello TractrixFreak,
I am interested in building a multicell horn based on this thread.
Could you please email me a copy of the spread sheet and any other information important to have a sucessfull build ?
My Email: 3399tdr@gmail.com
Thanks,
Tom in Lafayette
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