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Originally posted by Wrighty Wrighty wrote:


The conical/exponential difference hardly alters the plot. I think I just forgot to change it when I created the new record, but I remember trying both and it making virtually no difference.


No it does, quite a bit Wink
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Just fired up Hornresp... Hmm, I stand corrected - it does make quite a difference with a single cab. Becomes much less pronounced with 4 though :)

Either way, there's hardly any difference (in terms of Hornresp plots) between the narrow 18LW1400 loaded 186 horn and the standard PD.186 loaded 186 horn - which was the aim of this project!
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Yeah I hear ya Wrighty! Nice one! 
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Any pics of your hornloaded tops?
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None showing the horns, unfortunately. I'll have to get them out and take some! Here are a couple of the rig at a festival a few years ago. The horn loaded tops are on top of single reflex-loaded 15" subs, which I was crossing over to use as low mids instead (around 110-400Hz).
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Originally posted by levyte357 levyte357 wrote:

Originally posted by Wrighty Wrighty wrote:


Modifications:

- Made them 100mm narrower so I can fit 4 in my store.


You do know, you have now reduced the chamber size and Horn mouth.Shocked

Was hoping "modified" meant slightly deeper, slightly taller.

what wud this of achieved?
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looking at those pictures made me a little bet wet. :/
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Hello there my name is Robert,I'm In the U.S.A. And in need  someone to help me if possible.i have in mt favorites folder the pictures of the 186 horns done By Wrighty don't know who he is but I very much would like for him to give me some numbers for the horns he made.they aare just what I am looking for to Build.Today is November the first 2014 at 5:30 PM Eastern time.please can someone please help me contact him please thank you a new Member here hope to learn some good things here.thank you.
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just had to post this also::I Am a member of QRZ.COM. Yes I Do operate a Ham Radio Anyone out there can contact me on <;;Southcars.com saterdays also we have a alstraila net there also.
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Bobby you need to get some more points before you can pm Wrighty, something like 10 points.

But you don't really need drawings from him. He has simply taken 100mm off the height, the plan is otherwise identical and can be found here http://www.speakerplans.com/index.php?id=186horn

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Thank you Keen,i saw the plans but I needed the numbers finaly got them and they were in metric.i don't know how to convert them.i found a converter so wish me luck starting on Monday morning I realy want these Horns.i'm putting (SA New Madrid 18"in them.now I need a lessexpencive Crossover to put in them.so thanks again mate.i will be on the radio this morning talking into aus this morning.(KJ4ZFM)Florida U.S.A.     THANKS
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take any metric value and divide by 25.4
and multiple to convert imperial to metric

1" = 25.4mm
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