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A K-402-Based Full-Range Multiple-Entry Horn
Khornukopia replied to Chris A's topic in Technical/Restorations
Considering the fact that this thread is about the development of the K-402 based Full Range Multiple Entry Horn, which may become THE best sounding loudspeaker for accurate, dynamic music reproduction, I want to expound on the statement I made earlier. The La Scala sounds very good outdoors... for casual listening such as a neighborhood block party or while working in the garden. It also sounds very good outdoors, compared to how it sounds when played at high SPLs in a small reverberant listening room.- 1210 replies
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Khornukopia replied to Chris A's topic in Technical/Restorations
DrWho, Thanks for providing the above links. The papers were good reading, but I did skip much of chapter 4 with all the equations that I don't plan to use.- 1210 replies
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Khornukopia replied to Chris A's topic in Technical/Restorations
It will be interesting to read about your listening impressions of your New Center speaker after you get a chance to take them outdoors. In the past, I have noted that the La Scala sounds very good outdoors.- 1210 replies
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Khornukopia replied to Chris A's topic in Technical/Restorations
I have been reading through a lot of specs lately and noticed the following info. The newest Model KPT-MCM-II Cinema speaker brochure specifies the KPT-305-MB now employs a 12" driver operating at a bandwidth of 340 Hz - 1520 Hz.- 1210 replies
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Khornukopia replied to Chris A's topic in Technical/Restorations
38" X 9" Klipschorn bass bin horn mouth, each side X 2, for a total of 38" X 18". It helps me understand the K-402's capability now that I realize how comparatively big it is. Thanks for answering my questions.- 1210 replies
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Khornukopia replied to Chris A's topic in Technical/Restorations
Not upset at all, more like impressed. If not for my infatuation with the good looks of my Klipschorns, I might be buying parts for a K-402 full range system already. In the meantime, am wondering why straight axis bass horns of the past needed to be so very much larger? What is it about the Unity/Synergy style and your Klipsch K-402 based full range horn that defies past limitations? Is it the slight flare at the end of a short cone? If one added this flare extension to the exit of a La Scala, K-horn or Jubilee, will it transform into a profoundly superior speaker? Your project now has me thinking about loudspeakers more than I normally do.- 1210 replies
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Khornukopia replied to Chris A's topic in Technical/Restorations
Are you saying that a 20" deep conical-tractrix horn with two 15 inch woofers is able to perform equal to, or better than a 55" exponential horn path length Jubilee or K-horn bass bin? Some of us sentimental folded horn proponents may need more time to comprehend the simplicity of this.- 1210 replies
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Khornukopia replied to Chris A's topic in Technical/Restorations
I like it, your K-402-Based Full-Range Multiple-Entry Horn, design.- 1210 replies
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Khornukopia replied to Chad's topic in 2-Channel Home Audio
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Picture Thread: Exotic Original Veneers/Heritage Rarities...
Khornukopia replied to Chris Elm's topic in 2-Channel Home Audio
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Ok, thanks for the guidance. Wow, these improvements to my overall sound are making me want to stay home even more, but I must exercise moderation in all my favorite activities! Here is a picture of my listening room that I posted on another thread last year, for any viewers who had not seen it there.
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I opened my DC One editor and applied the settings recommended in the Cello Palette thread. As I understand the instructions, boost and/or cut is adjusted as desired based on personal listening tests, or has someone already suggested re-EQ guidelines to compensate for typical "improperly mastered pop commercial recordings"?
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How does a folded horn like the Belle work?
Khornukopia replied to Percheron's topic in General Klipsch Info
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The RTA image on the left is of a 440 Hz test tone. The image on the right is of the sound produced by a piano when pressing the 440 Hz A-4 key. This visual display showing the overtones of a single note from a single musical instrument helps me understand why everything more complex than a test tone sounds better through a properly configured tri-amp system.
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Interesting thread. Now I need to go back to page one and start reading all the links.
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I recently read someone's comment about equalizing their frequency response to being "flat" but the sound being sterile or weak. I can't relocate the specific thread to reply, so I will write here that we want the speakers to have a relatively flat response with a Test Tone, but not a flat music playback response. The attached picture is a snapshot of a hand held RTA display during an excellent sounding live music moment. Any other snapshot will be different and unique for that specific instant, but the green line, momentary average curve of this example is a good guideline for a desirable live music reproduction response at your listening position.