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Marcus, my opinion about it does not change.

Any systematic methods of simulation of horn driver/horn systems are true only within a scope of very specific coordinate systems that was chosen for predictions or simulations. It is wonderful for patent applications, for writing PhD theses or for participating in intellectual discussion about horns operation, or perhaps for better understanding roles of drivers but unfortunately no one of those people who do it ever was able to associate their research with actual Sound. Sure, the systematic and conceptual methods might prevent some rudimental mistakes but those people never (at least I did not see) were able to make Sound better in term of it human/musical nature.

I am sure it would be a lot of people who disagree with me but what important to understand is that I do not built in my mind an abstract knowledge base about horns. My interest about entire horn subjects is as deep as it has relation to the very practical Sound that I am able to experience and as long it serve my auditable interests. All the rest conversations about horns, although I perfectly acknowledge their rights to exists, are just do not attract my interest.

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