Posted by Wayne Parham [ 70.234.49.155 ] on August 08, 2007 at 10:24:32:

In Reply to: what design can i throw 8 jbl 2206J's in? posted by Vincent Molino on August 07, 2007 at 11:58:01:

The midrange horn in the 9π is designed for use with a JBL 2012 or Delta 10 midrange driver on a 16" long straight-sided horn with 18"x18" mouth, 4.5"x4.5" throat, 33in³ front chamber and 80in³ rear chamber. It might be worth seeing if the JBL 2206 will work with this horn. Perhaps it can be modified to suit; Try Hornresp and see.

The midbass horn in the 9π uses a JBL 2226 or Eminence Omega 15 on a simple straight-sided 32" long horn having 28"x28" mouth, 7.5"x7.5" throat, 800in³ front chamber and 1200in³ rear chamber.

• 9π midbass Hornresp model

Replies:

• Re: 9π midhorn, perhaps - Vincent Molino 19:30:24 08/19/07 (5)
  • Horns in groups, radiating into constrained space and room modes - Wayne Parham 10:18:52 08/20/07 (4)
    • Re: Horns in groups, radiating into constrained space and room modes - Vincent Molino 10:31:44 08/20/07 (0)
    • Re: Horns in groups, radiating into constrained space and room modes - Vincent Molino 10:21:56 08/20/07 (2)
      • Using Hornresp to model a midbass horn - Wayne Parham 11:15:41 08/20/07 (1)
        • Re: Using Hornresp to model a midbass horn - Vincent Molino 11:20:37 08/20/07 (0)
• Re: 9π midhorn, perhaps - Vincent Molino 10:27:02 08/08/07 (6)
  • Re: 9π midhorn, perhaps - Wayne Parham 10:40:07 08/08/07 (5)
    • Re: 9π midhorn, perhaps - Vincent Molino 10:45:29 08/08/07 (4)
      • Re: 9π midhorn, perhaps - Vincent Molino 10:47:23 08/08/07 (3)
        • Push-pull versus shorting rings - Wayne Parham 11:08:22 08/08/07 (2)
          • Re: Push-pull versus shorting rings - Vincent Molino 11:16:24 08/08/07 (1)
            • Re: Push-pull versus shorting rings - Wayne Parham 13:14:00 08/08/07 (0)