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In Reply to: A question for the horn fundis posted by Deon C on April 27, 2000 at 21:30:21:
From the All Fun Horn page:A larger cavity between the driver and the throat of the horn lowers the upper cutoff frequency of the bandwidth feeding the horn:
Upper cut-off frequency = c * At / (2 * p * V)
Where:
V = Volume of cavity
At = area of port, i.e. horn throat area
c = Speed of sound
So increasing the volume behind the driver means less midrange into the horn.
-John
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- Re: A question for the horn fundis - JRutter 16:43:16 04/28/00 (5)
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