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Re: tweeter horns in the line array? [message #22701 is a reply to message #22700] Wed, 29 June 2005 10:41 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Eric J is currently offline  Eric J
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OK...but I'm NOT talking about pro-sound reinforcement.

I'm talking about the room listening environment that is about 7 meters from the speakers for normal sitting down listening.

I'm also talking about electronic crossovers, and separate amp for the tweeter array (and mid/woof, and sub woofer). I'm talking about cutting the flanges so that the distance is less that 1/8 of an inch between tweeter speakers, and well as between the flanges of the midrange drivers. I'm looking to cross them at 3000 to 3500 hz.

Another piece that I read (http://www.lenardaudio.com/education/07_horns.html) suggested that round horns were the most musical, and talked against constant directivity or rectangular horns.

eric j

 
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