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RE: My Unusual Speaker Enclosures, Pics

Posted by Crazy Dave on February 4, 2011 at 08:10:04:
From what I recall, the baffling was an elaborate back-loaded horn; which gave very good quality but not very low base. As you noted, they were very efficient. Other than the ones I saw, and you post, I have not seen any mention of this design. It is quite interesting and has surprisingly good performance. I wish I had had the room for them! I hope someone is enjoying the ones I saw!

Dave