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In the Forum: Horn-Loaded Speakers
In the Thread: Good midbass is complicated, if not unobtainable.
Post Subject: Everything is possible if done properly.Posted by Romy the Cat on: 12/23/2015
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 noviygera wrote:
Romy,
You make very, very good points now I am re-evaluating this all-in-one horn concept. I do know one thing that I learned from my current system. Midbass horn that rolls off below 120 hz and integrated with sub is not good. I have struggled with this format for 2 years with no successful solution and this led me to explore a more expanded midbass channel. The transition from 120hz horn to direct radiator subs is not possible to be seamless without significant loss of focused sound.

Noviygera, I do not know what you do and what you current acoustic system is. If you do have extra 20” of high then to go for midbass solution sound reasonable. What kind of midbass would it be and how low it makes send to do it another subject. If I have the picture of your current horns and know what would meet the midbass atop them we could strategize something together. What I very much disagree is that integration of upper bass horns with direct radiators at the bottom is VERY much possible with spectacular result if the things done properly.

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