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Originally posted by josh josh wrote:

could it have been the horn? 
 
That's what my mind is on at the moment.
 
I'll find a pic of the one used.
 
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The only time I've knowingly heard a DE250 they were using a gemini mixer, meant I couldn't make any judgement on how good it was, long! Nevermind I'll own some soonBig%20smile

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Originally posted by Wrighty Wrighty wrote:

You may find there was a large range of frequencies missing when you were just using piezos.
 
I definately realised that!

Originally posted by Wrighty Wrighty wrote:

I've used DE250s in EV SX300 cabs (fantastic horns in those, but non-removable!) and on some of Tony.A.S.S.'s 75x40 glass fibre horns, but these are quite deep - 23cm or so - unlike many of the 1" horns currently on the market, which don't load the driver properly at lower frequencies. I think Beyma do a reasonable 60x40 horn which is deeper than some of B&C's current offerings.
 
What I didn't realize was the 80 quid cost of some of the Beyma 1.4 horn's Shocked
 
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You want a 1" for DE250, but yes, the Beyma horns aren't cheap, even at trade price. P.Audio maybe...? I vaguely remember that they do some which looked quite reasonable. I've still got a couple of the A.S.S. ones but I'm keeping them in case I decide to build another pair of hi-mids.
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Originally posted by Wrighty Wrighty wrote:

You want a 1" for DE250
 
I know they're 1'' Wrighty... I only mentioned the 1.4 as one day we're gonna try out one of those Beyma CP-755Ti's which Arthur G recommends in a MT121 & was looking at prices recently.
 
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