[(yet yet another) CornScala plans]

Your measurements have the internal volume at 10687.5 sq in or 6.18 cu ft.

Your internal depth is 18" and interanal height is 25 inches. That would be a new type config vs what most have done here.

One thing to note is that if you put any bracing or any extra material inside that bass bin...besides the woofer....you might not have the volume "like" what is in a cornwall.

jc

Thanks for the input and good point about the bracing - I may bump the depth out to 19". These are still somewhat preliminary, and the point was to play around with ideas I had.

Matt

[(yet yet another) CornScala plans]

And the top hat...

[(yet yet another) CornScala plans]

Hi all,

I am planning on doing a set of CornScalas and thought I would post the plans I came up with for review. Also, if they are of use to anyone, feel free to use them.

I am going to construct them so the bass bin is separate from the mid/high end and I want the top part at ear level. I am using an apt-150 for tweeters and I will be making 1" tractrix horns (fs=300) mated to k-55s.

Matt

[cornscala parts]

Thanks for the replies. I have spent some time looking at the (lengthy) posts on cornscala projects and they don't look too difficult to construct. At this point, I think it's a matter of obtaining the necessary parts and I was wondering if anyone had any tips on the best way to do that.

Matt

[cornscala parts]

Howdy,

New to the forum, but I've been reading for a couple of months now. I purchased a pair of Heresies recently which has introduced me to the wonderful sound of Klipsch Heritage speakers. I've convinced myself that I want to build a pair of cornscalas. What would be the best way to obtain the necessary parts, hopefully at a reasonable price.

Thanks,

Matt