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T36 in pro show [message #28198] Fri, 20 October 2006 09:41 Go to next message
j.luis cruz . is currently offline  j.luis cruz .
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As all can see the Bill itzmaurice T36 have this observations ..First the boxes are not complete , second the drivers is not the recomended and third the width is at the minimum . still give good results with this big disaventages .

Re: T36 in pro show [message #28199 is a reply to message #28198] Fri, 20 October 2006 12:34 Go to previous message
Wayne Parham is currently offline  Wayne Parham
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It would be relatively trivial to model the Tuba 36 in Hornresp, and that would give the builder a very clear picture of what to expect using various drivers. Hornresp is extremely accurate in predicting the response of folded basshorns.

Judging from what I've seen at the past couple Prosound Shootouts, I'd say the Tuba 36 response is a lot like the Tuba 24. Both are small horns, like the Cerwin Vega L36. I think the Tuba horns are longer than the Cerwin Vega, but since the overall cabinet dimensions are about the same, the Fitzmaurice flare trades length for area, making the expansion profile more like a pipe. That is shown in the response graphs, which are somewhat peaky but with the potential of a lower cutoff when used in groups.

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