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Thread: Can I cross the 288 driver under 500Hz in a proper horn

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    Re: Can I cross the 288 driver under 500Hz in a proper horn

    I see the wiki on Hornresp has been updated, so here's a fairly comprehensive adjunct to HR's HELP files: http://www.diyaudio.com/wiki/index.p...=Hornresp+Help

    There's a lot of other good info in the wiki too: http://www.diyaudio.com/wiki/index.p...e=diyAudioWiki

    Searching the DIYaudio forums should yield a mind numbing amount of info WRT specific designs also, especially WRT tapped horns, pipes and of course you can join and ask as many do.

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    Re: Can I cross the 288 driver under 500Hz in a proper horn

    yep..the help threads there are great! yep..im a member there as well..still, just getting the program, i feel i need to read and reread before i ask fairly obvious questions..inevietably, ill ask the questions. most of my searches there have entailed things like 'altec bass horn'..'altec subwoofer' .. 'altec tapped' ..altec stepped horn'. im sure you get my drift here..lol. same searches i run at a.a and lansing heritage as well. just glad that this place is still up
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