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I think a lot of the "audiophile mindset" constraints on loudspeaker design is going to go by the wayside--and probably sooner rather than later. Now that the original patent is expired (US6411718), I think it's something that KGI has to look at at some point (and sooner rather than later). The competition is necessarily coalescing in the home hi-fi business with the demise of theater and PA marketplaces, i.e., Don't know yet what brand "X" is going to do, but I wouldn't bet that it's going to be something that this company and others are going to be able to ignore. I've learned that it's best to jump on the bandwagon early--in order to keep it from being yet another case of "disruptive innovation" eventually overturning the players in the marketplace. I think of the early loudspeaker marketplace of the 1940s-50s, and the players adopted formerly patented technology--and quite rapidly to stay in business... JMTC. 😐 Chris -
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Can't break the laws of physics. Can't even bend them. The XT1464 is 16" wide. That 16" dimension puts it right at 431 Hz, which agrees rather well with the response curves cited earlier. Math works. My friend has mentioned an interest in bulding a MEH, but frankly if he intrisically doesn't like horns then I doubt that he will like multiple entry horns. -
One could never recreate my initial delight of finding an electroshock therapy machine in the museum basement. It ended up really improving my attitude. -
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A little off-topic (but still related), Greg: One of the things that is happening with the selling of compression drivers that can go down to 300 Hz is that it's forcing the issue of larger horn mouths to those that "don't want things to change...". This has two positive benefits, at least from my knothole: Actually eliminating the midrange driver in horn-loaded HF loudspeakers (at least) requires a single horn that has K-402- or K-510-like shapes (straight-sided throats to spread the HF coverage out, with tractrix/straight/exponential mouth flares to avoid coverage waist-banding at lower frequencies, and a minimum horn mouth size). For 300 Hz, the min. horn mouth dimension is 23 inches. For 600 Hz, that is still 11.5 inches (still pretty large). Otherwise, loss of directivity will occur and correspondingly, loss of on-axis SPL blow the mouth loss-of-directivity frequency. By going to a single large mouth horn, using a multiple entry horn approach becomes much more attractive, from a directivity, time alignment and point source perspective, and from a cost to build perspective. It's actually quite easy to put a grill over the horn to make it look like a Cornwall, etc. (and that's about the size of a horn mouth that it will be in order to support a 300 Hz crossover frequency). The type of horns that Danley uses (dual-flare straight sided) out of plywood is easy and cheap to fabricate using jigs/fixtures to hold the parts for gluing and stapling. Both of these developments are being driven by the advance of compression driver technology--in the 1.4-->2 inch exit diameter categories. The subjective listening results speak for themselves. Using DSP is now becoming a technology enabler. Chris
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I've seen a few at pairs between 800-1200. As far as how much my KLF's are worth, I'll figure that out with the seller. I don't mind putting cash on top. Cheers. -
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