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In Reply to: Re: Want to see how to make round horns? Look here! posted by mr.x on May 24, 2002 at 15:35:57:
I bought these drivers on Ebay just because they were a very good deal. You know, sometimes it's nice to have some things in your private stock for testing.
Unfortunately they don't fit well into my current setup (x-over points 500Hz and 5KHz) - I could try them only instead of the ST5022 tweeter.Moreover I build them to try how turning horns works out (preparing for a bigger one). May be I'll check them in a future setup.
The drivers are attached to steel plates (2mm) and those are screwed to the horns. Afterward I must say it would have been easier to use the throat sheet of the horns for that purpose (i.e. screw instead of glue the 'last' sheet(layer) of the throat's side of the horn and directly attach the driver to it after turning).
Erik
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