Wayne Parham Messages: 18946 Registered: January 2001
Illuminati (33rd Degree)
It doesn't really matter how you conceptualize the taper for Hornresp to model it accurately. As long as the horn can be described within the constraints of Hornresp, you will get a good prediction of performance. As an example, you can enter a schematic of a pipe with more flare in the first section than the second. You could even model a horn with negative flare in the first section. This would be similar to a horn with two front chambers, the one between cone and throat and a second from throat to restriction through negative flare. So there are many shapes that can be described with Hornresp beyond the usual simple shapes.
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