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| Romy the Cat's
personal site dedicated to advanced audio and evolved music reproduction
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[quote user="decoud"] One of the problems with horns is the inflexibility of frequency cut-off: you are limited to a discrete number equal to the number of horns you have. This makes experimentation difficult without having an absurdly large array of...
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Very many thanks for the link: I shall take a look. I know you have built tapped horns yourself, JLH, but have you tried the synergy horn approach and seen how it compares with conventional horns? Danley's kit seems to be targeted at large venue high...
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Unity horn Patent link. It is very easy to understand how each segment of the conical loads the different frequenices.http://www.pat2pdf.org/patents/pat6411718.pdfU.S. patent 6411718...
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Low power set should not be a problem. The Unity was fine with SET amplifiers, so the Synergy should be no different, if not better. The Synergy horn is different than the original Unity horn. There are some very specific improvements in the Synergy ...
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Perhaps I misunderstand the unity horn, but I did not mean my suggestion to depend on summation: the idea simply is that one horn flows directly into the other, rather than being discrete; you could have the bottom or top half alone. So the profile i...
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[quote user="decoud"]Perhaps I misunderstand the unity horn, but I did not mean my suggestion to depend on summation: the idea simply is that one horn flows directly into the other, rather than being discrete; you could have the bottom or top half al...
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I’m absolutely certain that the mids and lows are designed in the same function supporting fashion as I described the compression driver. Danley explicitly explains this in his patent. For my own amusement, I went through all the math and calculation...
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one would take full advantage of what can be done in the digital domain so that the horn mouths could be arranged, not for time but to clean up their other interactions. This would be digital the entire way, solid state music files, digital amplifica...
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John, I have to confess that I feel very not easy about the idea of Synergy horn. I did not hear the Danley Synergy horns and I have very superficial understanding of what he is trying to do with the whole Synergy/Unity idea. The whole idea does ...
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scooter, that was a whole point – to see if the fundamental dilemma of the those designs was addressed. Frankly I was prepared to see some kind of interpretation of unity horn, not just blunt lock of any efforts in this direction. As is, the Vittora...
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With all honesty yesterday I did not detect in Bill's sound any deficiencies that I would feel a " better" Vitavox 15-in drivers would address. This whole concept of battle driver is complicated. Russians have saying: if two people do the s...
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Unity horn Patent link. It is very easy to understand how each segment of the conical loads the different frequenices.http://www.pat2pdf.org/patents/pat6411718.pdfU.S. patent 6411718...
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If I think about the last 10-20 years, the only name that keeps coming up is Tom Danley. Synergy and Unity horns and tapped horn subwoofers got a fair amount of traction in the pro sound and DIY HiFi world. Just about everything else is “old technolo...
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There is a thread about unity horns featuring Tom Danley himself on diyaudio.com.http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/multi-way/195955-unity-horn-budget-drivers-active-x-over.htmlImpossible that his speakers can be good, as he uses BMS drivers ;)...
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The Morons™ at AA’s between selling to each other what they did not like and topping each other on their shoulders came up with a subject what horn installation would be if price would be no object. The question is semi-foolish as price is never ...
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It is not surprising that the subject of horn is as screwed as the subject of drivers. It is understandable as driver must be made for specific horn loading, not one make drivers properly, so what the horns are made for?
A horn is a very simple dev...
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Somebody in this there warned me that the fiberglass pipe wall finishing that I employed on the wall with my midbass horn, behind my listening location might be environmentally not healthy. I have very high sensitivity to fiberglass and one singl...
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This subject of digital crossovers became quite popular during last few years and many audio-people give up and go for a simplicity and painlessness of digital crossovering. There is an army of people out there who would swear by a complete transpare...
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Tom Danley, the owner of DanleySoundLabs is an interesting not BS-type of guy. I would not be surprised if his middle-like speakers sound more interesting then majority if high-end audio speakers. It not necessary says that his Danley’s speakers grea...
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[quote user="decoud"] One of the problems with horns is the inflexibility of frequency cut-off: you are limited to a discrete number equal to the number of horns you have. This makes experimentation difficult without having an absurdly large array of...
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[quote user="Ronnie"] The music links don't work for me. They're pointing at http://localhost/...? I'd love to hear some music.[/quote]
Yep, shame on me! My 10-second deployment strategy did not work, did it? :-) Anyhow it should be fine now. Do not...
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Romy wrote :
"...You have too much gain in your playback for 109dB sensitivity... I used ML2 with 109dB sensitively and L2 with 12.5dB voltage divider at ML2 and I had no annoying noise at nearfiled..."
Ok so I made a couple voltage dividers fo...
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