Hi Greg,
I have two pairs of 414s which I'd like to try with a 802 or 808. Isn't the 9849 cabinet for a single 15".
I thought the Malibu 843bs were a closer match to the dual-414's

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Hi Greg,
I have two pairs of 414s which I'd like to try with a 802 or 808. Isn't the 9849 cabinet for a single 15".
I thought the Malibu 843bs were a closer match to the dual-414's
9849 is optimized for a single 414 and 32B/C bent horn. Although, i think there's room to shoehorn the MR-931/902 combination in there if building from scratch.Isn't the 9849 cabinet for a single 15".
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Greets!
Yes, the 843 is dual 414/811 horn, though from a purely technical POV the 9844 studio monitor it's derived from is a superior overall performer, but awkward to position in a typical consumer app unless either enlarged vertically [my preference] or stand mounted, though in wide rooms where more horizontal coverage is desirable, mounting them vertically with the horns to the outside works well.
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Thanks Greg. The width of the 9844 does make it difficult for use at home. Doesn't some of the width contribute to a lower 6dB (baffle step) Is that what you mean by 'enlarged vertically'.
You're welcome! Correct x2. At around 26-30", the baffle is usually wide enough in a typical HI/HT app to not need any baffle step compensation [BSC] and no doubt one reason Altec's premium speakers are this wide even when the components don't dictate it and why 30" is my default minimum width.
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