Wayne Parham Messages: 18789 Registered: January 2001
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Hopefully others will chime in, as you've said. I'm always happy to throw in my 2ยข when I have time, but it's always good to get others input too.
The main thing that happens when the throat area is equal to diaphragm area is that efficiency is reduced, compared to a horn having greater compression. Risking over-simplification, as compression goes up, efficiency goes up. The response curve is also usually different between horns with and without compression, all other things being equal. There are also differences between horns having compression of different amounts, and with different front chamber volumes. You might grab a copy of Hornresp and model a few scenarios to see what you come up with.
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