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In Reply to: rough front horn (semi fullrange) posted by hollowboy on November 9, 2014 at 03:36:20:
Hey HB,
"Should I just mentally apply smoothing to these graphs and forget about it, or is this something I can tweak and improve?"
Does HR allow you to plot in linear on both axis? I find that one linear and one logarithmic axis really exaggerates the distortion. At least it would give you a different picture, so would two log axis.
The link is something that is new/old. A full range that uses no whizzer cone or phase plug. Just a dustcap. Copy of a Western Electric 755A. Just out so I thought I'd share it with you.
8" too. Oh sorry for the archaic customary units. Not only will I be happy when we convert to the metric system, but I'll even be happier when we adopt the French Republican Calender of 10 months. What a great day that will be. :)
J
Big speakers and little amps blew my mind!
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- RE: rough front horn (semi fullrange) - Mr_Steady 17:03:47 11/12/14 (1)
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