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In Reply to: Re:quarter-wave posted by V on January 31, 2007 at 14:51:53:
Hi VI don’t belong in “that†list.
Understand, I quit the AES 11 years ago and have not published any papers or references on the Tapped horn other than the White paper and talking about it at trade shows etc..
Other than the explanation in the white paper (which you’ll notice is not at all like Martin’s) and occasionally talking about it on forum’s, that is about it so far as public disclosure.My focus was first seeing if I could exploit “something†I saw with the Unity and Synergy horns, then on making it work well enough to be a product and then getting the most out of it.
My understanding and explanation of how it works, the path to designing them and all the design tools involved were things I derived without outside help / input.
Now, the determination of “if†this is novel is up to the Patent office to decide but the performance of the current Tapped horns compared to regular small bass horns is such that “if†someone else had made it work properly, they certainly would have used it.
Keep in mind the th-115 and th-215 are both smaller / lighter than all but one speaker model tested at a recent Pro-Sound subwoofer shoot out.
http://srforums.prosoundweb.com/index.php/mv/msg/20327/0/16/0/
http://srforums.prosoundweb.com/index.php/t/20399/0/
Tom
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