How about a Unity or Synergy horn?
I've heard several types of horns in my life, mainly the traditional Klipsch. To be fair, never for more than several minutes at most. The first/only true horns I have owned are modified Yorkville Unity U15. These were a lucky used buy. Crossovers were bad, drivers good. I made some simple mods and run them active EQ. Of course, they are EQ-ed to my own preferences. They are easily the best speakers I've ever owned in terms of imaging etc. I can't compare them to other horns, this being the only pair I have experience with. The Unity/Synergy offers advantages most other horns cannot, such as virtual point source, few or no nulls, etc. Available brand new as cheap as low $2000/pr. (U15 recently discontinued) and double or triple that for the real Danley Synergy line.
I've heard several types of horns in my life, mainly the traditional Klipsch. To be fair, never for more than several minutes at most. The first/only true horns I have owned are modified Yorkville Unity U15. These were a lucky used buy. Crossovers were bad, drivers good. I made some simple mods and run them active EQ. Of course, they are EQ-ed to my own preferences. They are easily the best speakers I've ever owned in terms of imaging etc. I can't compare them to other horns, this being the only pair I have experience with. The Unity/Synergy offers advantages most other horns cannot, such as virtual point source, few or no nulls, etc. Available brand new as cheap as low $2000/pr. (U15 recently discontinued) and double or triple that for the real Danley Synergy line.
