In Reply to: Horn directivity and baffle compensation help... posted by Nupro on February 12, 2007 at 14:43:41:
Wide horizontal pattern and more of a narrow vertical pattern90 X 40 degrees should work well for your needs
Just put an LPAD on your compression driver for more control
of the highsYou can get pre-made xovers from parts express (www.partsexpress.com)
DAYTON has one that has an lpad built in and its about 600watts rms
with a 12db per octave slope on the lows and 18db per octave
on the highsTry to put the voice coils on the same plane for time alignment
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- Re: Horn directivity and baffle compensation help... - STUART 09:41:22 02/27/07 (0)