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In the Forum: Horn-Loaded Speakers
In the Thread: Another time aligned 5-way horn project
Post Subject: 46Hz, not 42Posted by Murataltuev on: 10/15/2015
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 anthony wrote:

You get three octaves of horn loading and then the horn attenuates the signal at 24db/octave below the lower knee and 6dB/octave above the upper knee.  So a horn with a lower knee of 42Hz will have an upper knee of about 336Hz regardless of the driver, and will attenuate higher frequencies at 6dB/octave.

EDIT:  Have you figured out why 42Hz is about 15dB down? 
My mistake...it is 46Hz, not 42Hz.And it is with opened back chamber for now.I'll measure accurately again to check what is going on in 300Hz+ region!

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