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Earl Geddes is currently offline  Earl Geddes
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If one derives the transfer characteristics for an exponential horn with Websters Equation then it predicts that below a certain frequency - based on flare rate - there is no transmission of sound, i.e. its "cutoff frequency". But experience, and logic, tells us that this is not the case. Again, in theory, Websters EQ does not predict a high frequency limit, although we all know that one exists.

There is a lot to waveguide design, more than simply predicting (inacurately) its axial response.

 
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