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Re: Wow! Very interesting! [message #39501 is a reply to message #39493] Tue, 17 December 2002 01:45 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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Ah = cross sectional area at the beginning of the horn
Am = cross sectional area at the end of the horn
l = horn length

The numbers I gave correspond to a hyberbolic horn as it was descriped in a previous edition of the german magazine "Hobbyhifi" as you will model this horn you will see that in this case a too large volume will result in a non flat frequnecy response. In this case the volume should be kept as small as possible:

http://www.hobbyhifi.de/Archiv/02/04_02/04_02.html

Best regards,

Walt

 
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