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Why is the Beauhorn the only design (that I know of at least) that implemented the Lowther properly (according to its design intent): Horn-loading not only the rear for bass but the front to bring the lower mids up to the level of the upper mids, for a speaker that actually measures flat (from the depth of where room interactions are significant, 80 Hz or so, to 10 Khz)?

I've had Lamhorn, Beauhorn, Cain & Cain, and other wideband back-horn speakers and the B is the only one that sounds and measures close to neutral.

(Thorsten confirmed this in his own measurements around 1.5 decades back now.)

So, why the heck does NOBODY (else) build an enclosure for the Lowther (or any similar wideband driver all of which suffer from the same rising response)?

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Topic - Beauhorn - PaulF70 18:26:31 01/18/16 (9)

RE: Beauhorn - chopper87@aol.com 19:47:08 01/28/16 (0)

RE: Beauhorn - chopper87@aol.com 15:24:59 01/28/16 (2)

RE: Beauhorn - PaulF70 17:23:53 01/28/16 (1)

RE: Beauhorn - chopper87@aol.com 19:32:27 01/28/16 (0)

RE: Beauhorn - 91derlust 19:51:37 01/18/16 (4)

RE: Beauhorn - PaulF70 19:56:31 01/18/16 (3)

RE: Beauhorn - 91derlust 00:57:39 01/19/16 (2)

RE: Beauhorn - PaulF70 17:45:27 01/19/16 (1)

RE: Beauhorn - 91derlust 19:07:04 01/19/16 (0)

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