Being a truncated horn, its response is actually 'rippled', so should be a series of peaks/dips out to the throat cut-off around ~478 Hz, but when there's a good driver/horn match, it should be nominally flat out to at least 1 kHz, so a prominent peak around 200 Hz with a decaying response typically has either a driver with too high a Qts and/or one that for whatever reason has the wrong break-up modes BW, both of which occurred in later years when non optimal 'sub' woofer drivers and high power rated compression drivers were substituted for the 416, 421, etc. in the prosound models to apparently make the most of what they had available, though by then, digitally EQing the sound system as much as required had become the norm.
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