Indeed! Would the GPA 902 on a small horn be a good choice here?Originally Posted by bfish
If you're set on Altecs.
By the time you pad the 902 ~flat, you'll have to pad the 290 too. Kind of a waste. Then there's max output. Doing 118dB smoothly ain't easy, so you'll end up limiting the 290 to the 902 pre-distortion level, losing several dB of potential dynamic headroom. Another giveaway.
Now a vertical line array of 902s on mini MRs might get it... Anybody got half a dozen to play with? :lollipop:
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On the Great Plains Audio web site their's only one horn advertized The MR 931-12. What happened to the other larger CD horns?
See for yourself:
Great Plains Audio's HF Horns
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Hi
An economical alternative : Selenium horns
Selenium Horns from International Audio
Bob Crites (Klipsh guru use Selenium as cheap alternative)
http://www.critesspeakers.com/cornscala.html
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