Not surprising. If you look at the throat

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In Reply to: Question..How is 1/2 octave defined? posted by jnorv on July 22, 2007 at 06:50:12:

impedance of a short exponential horn, the peaks don't become small until you get to 2 to 3 octaves above cutoff. I suspect that a Tractrix horn would exhibit the same characteristics since the shapes are not that different.
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Topic - Question..How is 1/2 octave defined? - jnorv 06:50:12 07/22/07 (3)

Not surprising. If you look at the throat - jnorv 05:08:19 07/23/07 (0)

You may be right. - jnorv 18:14:51 07/22/07 (0)

RE: Question..How is 1/2 octave defined? - freddyi 07:07:33 07/22/07 (0)

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Not surprising. If you look at the throat - jnorv 05:08:19 07/23/07 (0)

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