Back chamber effect (Oris Horns)

by Bert , Monday, March 04, 2013, 10:11 (4070 days ago) @ Rudy81

What am I missing here?

It is about the result of the total concept (all parts connected) that matters. A theoretical crossover set to whatever value is pointless unless the driver combo is at least 2 octaves below and above the desired crossover frequency linear.

Try to give the horn/driver the full signal and aplly a capacitor in series with the combo and see what happens. If it rolls of too soon or not enough then try another value which comes closer. Next is to add a coil to make the slope steeper if needed and so forth...

Bert

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