Might make a nice sat\sub for home use

Thanks, Scott

I've looked at Horn REsponce in the past.

If a midbass horn where designed to be 90 degrees, fitted in the corner but 3' off of the floor, would that be considered half space or quarter space?

Thanks, Scott

If the midhorn has 90º flare and placed in the corner, the mouth will probably be less than a foot away from the walls. So the walls will act as flare extensions up to a few hundred Hertz, setting the horizontal pattern and smoothing the response. Above that frequency, the walls will no longer be significant but the horn itself will play the major role. At higher frequencies, horn response is smooth without boundary reinforcement and the horn is better able to control directivity.

The idea is to make a system that is mostly horn loaded but small for normal living room use. A dinner plate boot rubber compact subwoofer that fits neatly under the couch will fill in the bass. I know this maybe hard to integrate.

Any other ideas would be great!

Thanks, Scott

I'm finding a much shorter faster flair does well and gives better top end.

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