RE: horn with mouth split thru both sidewalls

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In Reply to: horn with mouth split thru both sidewalls posted by kenpeter on September 5, 2007 at 23:52:20:

do you mean a normal symmetric split throat->mouth (bifurcated) horn? - for discussion, why did some "old-timers" such as PWK and Raymond J. Newman pick split path? Why was University's S9 Classic a single path FLH? Why does RCA-Fan split one horn? What can be juggled in a fixed bulk?

like these? - or something else? got examples?

Edits: 09/06/07

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