Back chamber effect (Oris Horns)

by Bert , Saturday, March 02, 2013, 18:47 (4071 days ago) @ Rudy81

Hi Rudy,

Your horn/river combo shows a relative strong boost in the lower midrange. I would compensate that with a 6dB crossover set at around 500Hz and another 6dB stage around 150Hz. This will smoothen the overall response and gives a good 180Hz crossover point to match for your bass.

Just play around with some values, see what is happening and respond to that.

Measure further away from the horn mouth though (minimal the diameter itself), the extra energy measured closer to the mouth is misleading.

Cheers,

Bert

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