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In Reply to: RE: why does eXemplar still use - posted by kyle on May 29, 2008 at 18:49:03:
haha - depends upon your perspective and whether its "reverberation" at the time is deemed pleasurable or not. 20Khz? Highs in K15 with coaxial can sound very sweet
one would just have to hear it as is with coaxial and compare to various type horn/waveeguide and karlson tube on top. For examination, a K-tube can be made out of schedule 40 pvc pipe so the device is ~5.3-5.5" long with a half-ellipse slot so an ellipse with major axis 10.6"-11" and minor axis (pi* pipe's outside diameter)- 1/8" gap at start would make one. --crossover with a little K-tube could be 1600Hz. A one inch k-tube would normally be elevated ~30 degrees above horizontal.
Steve Schell likes conical midnorn on top of K15 - maybe ask him whats a good diy midhorn approach.
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