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In Reply to: A couple of AJ-Horn modeling questions posted by freddyi on February 9, 2007 at 07:22:24:
how does one best model a rubber throat with fast initial flare as in Klipsch Belle?
> you just reduce the throat size to area in sq cm you wantare series BP & BP-horn cases 'SOL'?
> No, you can model anything- including an open bafflehow would one model the following hitbox which has a straight section lowpass tube before its flared vent?
When you click on "Radius in cm", you will see a curve of the expanding horn, or vent. Just calculate the expanding area to width of the box you are intending to build. You can not make multiple flares like you can in hornresponse. I have found that AJ horn does a better job of predicting results..I have checked it against AkaBak.
Note on the driver menu, you can import any driver into that particular model.
take care when doing a frontloaded horn that the impedance does not go screwy. If you model a horn, you will see that you can get seemingly better results- but the impedance is way out of line.
It is possible to get good results by fooling with the throat and rear chamber. Also very interesting to see which type of flare does what. I have there is almost no condition that a Hypex horn works better than a conical, or exponential. try itBill
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Follow Ups
- Re: A couple of AJ-Horn modeling questions - RCA-fan 09:46:23 02/09/07 (2)
- Re: A couple of AJ-Horn modeling questions - a struggle - freddyi 11:05:23 02/09/07 (1)
- Re: A couple of AJ-Horn modeling questions - a struggle - RCA-fan 13:48:09 02/09/07 (0)
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