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toastyghost
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Put simply, no. |
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corell
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a = F/m
If you read up on the meaning of TSP, you will find that "qes" is somewhat (not in a strictly mathematical way) anti proportional to that accelaration. Edited by corell - 23 June 2018 at 12:50am |
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nickyburnell
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In reflex world the 15's will do techno (like the post wants) better IMHO Horns, well the 186/1850 thing of course is what they do well, no need for 15's. As mentioned above though, noise to neighbors really should be a consideration in today's world and that means getting technical. Toasty: In a DIY way which direction would you take?
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It's everything, not everythink!
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Tonskulus
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I would make/stack Lots of Martin 115 style horns, or something similar horn stuff for bass.
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Bdkcambo
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Sorry for late reply for some reason the site appeared offline for a couple days About 1500 people, yeah USD, might be for kerfuffle . I like that retard big bass horn, got any plans on it? What's the thinking on 1850's versus cubos? At the moment I'm thinking maybe 4 double 18's 8 15's and I'll buy some mid/highs Edited by Bdkcambo - 25 June 2018 at 11:28am |
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Bdkcambo
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This guy gets it
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Bdkcambo
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I'll take 4 please, maybe some of these and a f&$k ton of 1850's and a few mid/highs
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Hemisphere
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No plans for a horn like this, but in principle it's not a very difficult design to develop from scratch.
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Tonskulus
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Those (sub)bass horns must have some directivity / throw :D
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Bdkcambo
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how big do ya reckon I'd need to go to claim biggest bass horns in the world?
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toastyghost
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Bigger than a shipping container loaded with 44 drivers and it's own generator If you don't need to move it, a bunch of those with 15" kick sections and bought pro tops would be the ideal. You can bury the big horns in the ground too. I wouldn't bother with 1850 horns, the suitable drivers will cost too much to get. You'd be better off basing stuff around say P Audio as you can more easily get it into the country by popping some islands over personally. |
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