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Its the size of the horn which defines the low frequency cutoff. Personally i dont think that a 4 meter, or 12 feet horn would be that interesting for 20Hz, attached to the N900...
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http://www.sonicdesign.se/horncalc.h...onsiderations.
...or maybe not... am still looking for good input for non-rectangular (conical) horn geometry.
like the pic below.
And here are some considerations when building a conical horn that resembles the old gramophone more thatn what this project is about: http://steinmusik.de/horn/artikelee.html - still nice reading.
cheers!
Last edited by cct; 2011-05-24 at 23:14. Reason: include pic