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Duke, what CD horn are you messing with? (nt)

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In Reply to: Re: Looking for good 2" compression driver?? posted by Duke on November 03, 2003 at 22:01:15:

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Re: Duke, what CD horn are you messing with? (nt) - Duke 07:34:26 11/04/03 (3)
The big horn I was referring to is the DDS 90 by 40 theater horn, link below. Unfortunately, it's designed to be mounted using a pro-style "omni-mount" system instead of bolting onto a baffle, so it's not easy to incorporate into an all-in-one-box loudspeaker. But the uniformity of coverage within its radiation pattern is the best I've heard from a big horn. Note that the dimensions given on the page linked to are incorrect; the horn measures 26" wide by 18" tall by 17" deep.
- DDS 2-90XL Pro theater horn (Open in New Window)
- Re: Duke, what CD horn are you messing with? (nt) reminds me of Gollehon<nt> - freddyi 14:38:17 11/04/03 (2)
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  - Ya got me there - what's a Gollehon? (nt) - Duke 17:57:22 11/04/03 (1)
    - Re: Ya got me there - what's a Gollehon? (nt) - freddyi 20:49:07 11/04/03 (0)
      pro-sound company - think out of business or changed in scale - got 1" fornat horns kinda like your DDS - but mouth is only about 12"x24" - depth ~21" and no 'neck' on throat so seems ~CD 90x40 and graph tracks tightly from on -30 off horizontal
      hows the DDS sound so far? (is their round waveguide useful for home speakers??)

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