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In Reply to: Somehow the Khorn 3d folding has always been hard to visualize posted by Edp on February 4, 2023 at 10:58:31:
It's hard to visualize for sure. '2d' is usually a constant width horn, so a simple side view tells you all you need to know. The issue with constant width horns is resonance coloration when the width reaches 1/4 wavelength. In a sub that doesn't go above 100Hz, where 1/4 wavelength is 2.8 feet, it's not a problem. But to go to 400Hz or higher, like a KHorn or my DR series, constant widths and parallel surfaces are a major problem. It's not difficult to design folded horns without constant widths or parallel surfaces using modern drawing software, but it's a bear without them. I managed it with my earliest DR horns, as did PWK with his KHorns, but it easily increases the prototyping process time by a factor of ten.
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- RE: Somehow the Khorn 3d folding has always been hard to visualize - Bill Fitzmaurice 12:47:13 02/04/23 (3)
- At times I wonder if we would had gotten a Khorn if software existed - Edp 13:54:29 02/04/23 (2)
- RE: At times I wonder if we would had gotten a Khorn if software existed - tomservo 13:20:29 02/07/23 (1)
- RE: At times I wonder if we would had gotten a Khorn if software existed - Bill Fitzmaurice 14:02:41 02/07/23 (0)
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