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Originally posted by Rog Rog wrote:

Rubic Modular Horn
 
 
 
 
Plots and pics of the seperate modules tomorrow.
 
 
whos the gay?
 
LOL
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Yes he is talking about that.
Interested in sims too.
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Originally posted by Contour Contour wrote:

This Rubic design is an impressive horn!
 
A few years ago we designed a similar concept (M-horn, see www.speakerstore.nl) but this was a folded frontloaded horn instead of rearloaded. For people who have little money but enough time this is an excellent solution to get much bass for little money. We also chose to cut the 18" horn in two modules for easy of transportation.
 
As far as I know only two people did build our M-horn (they were impressed with the loud deep bass) the main problem is no one was able to find the perfect solution on how to couple both parts of the horn. And how to prevent air leaks and rattles when the modules are on top of each other.
 
Best regards,
 
Walt
 
you talk about that ?
 
do you still have the parameter or a better plan ? just to look how it sim.
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also as another idea that you will probably shoot down in flames.
 
there are catches using allen key to clamp in place basically a multi style hook that on a thread turns to catch and the when you further turn the key it winds in on a thread that locks tight will work in the 18mm ply and no flappy bits to rattle....
 
and another probably usless idea - what about rebating the ends and an external and internal 9mm x 9mm return and have a rubber strip on the internal edge of the internal rebate....
 
 
I shall f*@k of now shall I.......
 
 
 
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Rog far from it for me to suggest anything to you
but would it not be easier to have the catches joining the units on the back and front internals so that you can lift each section into place then clamp together....
 
just a thought....
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Originally posted by norty303 norty303 wrote:

You mean something like this?
http://www.speakerstore.nl/constructions/17

ahhhhh. They are beautiful Confused
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Originally posted by colinmono colinmono wrote:

Take no notice, Rog and mykey are a bit like Statler and Waldorf, not very PC. We're not actually all a bunch of racists.
LOL perfect, apart from the racist bit

this thing keeps raising its head, is this a hint that it will be at carnival?
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You mean something like this?
http://www.speakerstore.nl/constructions/17
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i have a confession.

Ever since ive read this thread, the idea of superhuge 2-part horns wont seem to leave my head, what if it were to be a regular front loaded horn hmm-mm-ahhh? or perish the thought, i giant ported infra-horn?

Rog, if youre listening, do you think that a 2 piece horn like you have made is within the realm of a DIY effort? Not saying that it would be as good, but do you think one could still make one of these in their garage and still end up with a pretty kickin sub?
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That said, I had a quick look through your threads and couldn't really see what you meant about a cool reception.
 
Anyways... welcome!
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yeah, i dunno where that came from, that guy was just winding Rog up.
Other than that this is a damn good thread!
 
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