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In the Forum: Horn-Loaded Speakers
In the Thread: Transparent horns
Post Subject: Transparent hornsPosted by Romy the Cat on: 2/9/2019
A few years ago a Russian guy, Murat form Moscow, popped at this forum
with his ideas to build multichannel horn installation, that in his words would
be the “best in the world”.
http://www.goodsoundclub.com/Forums/ShowPost.aspx?PageIndex=1&postID=21848
After a while I got tired from him and recognized that there
is very little in him that would permit him to get any interesting audio results.
He cruised around audio forum (ordinary suspect), brainlessly buying anything
imaginable, was posting very regularly his “audio progress” at many forums and in
my estimation did not end up with anything sensible. His infatuation with horns
was over very fast his interest in music always had been pathetic. At this
point he should be moving to accumulate golf cards, evaluate Thailand escort services
of collecting postal stamps (as most of his cultural peers do). Murat was different,
he decided to be Audio manufacture, sort of to follow the step of the celebrated
audio-idiot who defected all over audio internet with this
“copy-paste thinking”.
Russians had for themselves some kind of audio should recently
and Murat presented his System 911 product. It is wide-range driver AER BD4
with direct radiator with active amplification. I know or care very little
about the System 911, my experience with audio/life suggest that if I know how person
thinks than his creative output is very predictable, so I will not waste my
time to analyze the Mural new speaker – it should be waste. Still, there is one
very remarkable thing that very positively hit me in his design: a transparent
horn.
I have no idea what the material it was made and what sonic quality
it has. I also very much oppose the profile of the horn the System 911 use. I remember
Murat was stupidly crying that only la-horn able to produce proper sound, I
think he forgot his cry…. Still, the notion of a transparent horn I found to be
a VERY positive direction, I wish we had good materials to do it. Horns are notoriously
large and visuals might be destructive. Using visual transparence and proper
frame design it is possible to make horns to have very little visual footprint.
In his System 911 Mural capitalize the transparency benefits very effectively
and I would be welcome to see more experiment in the transparency direction.Rerurn to Romy the Cat's Site