The speaker system used was Theater 4 guts reincarnated in a Karlson cabinet, Pi xover and the Eminence driver.

On swapping to the "woodies", it was immediately apparent that they were much smoother and sweeter, which wasn't a big surprise, but the treble seemed more extended as well. Still scratching my head over that, although the flare shapes were somewhat different . . .

I'd say the woodhorn made a lot of new friends yesterday . . . . ;-)

Keep your ears and your mind open.

G.

cheers,
george
music is best enjoyed with a good steak, vintage cabernet and a fat cigar.

John

Thanks,

Brian

Currently there is not a version that is for a baffle mount. Plans are in the works for a moutning groove and clamping mechanism that would hold the horn into a 3/4" baffle, and allow 1.250" of the horns mouth to be exposed. any pricing for this has not been determined yet, since there is more work to be done in some respects and less work to do in others. So it is a plan, but since most people have not wanted to cover up the wooden horn by a baffle installation. There just hasnt been any provisions made yet.

Thanks for all your interest.

Bill