DIY horn multicell (18 cell)

[Huynh Chau]

I can speak a litle English, but I like Audio & DIY mullticell horn. I take photo by hand-phone.
Thank

[Huynh Chau]

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[Maron Horonzakz]

Hmmmm....By looking at the shape of the multi septa vanes, It looks like a multi stack Bob Smith horn...But the vane shape is too narrow. Some polor frequency plots would be nice to see how smooth this horn is. Further study is needed...Could be promising if vanes were shaped to more of expotential pattern.

[spkrman57]

I will be interested in the final finished pics!

Thanks for sharing!

Ron

[Loud & Clear]

Nice! I would guess being wood. That would solve alot of resonance problems. Looks like alot of work, but there looking good...

[Steve Schell]

Huynh Chau, you have done some fine work! Thank you for sharing it with us. Please send more pictures when your horns are finished, and share your listening impressions with us.

Onken in Japan used to make a large 15 cell wooden horn that has been seen in some very high dollar systems

Maron, the dividers in a DSH are fatter because all of the exponential expansion is accomplished in the horizontal plane; the top and bottom surfaces are parallel. In an exponential multicellular horn all sides of each cell are curved, so the curvature is not so pronounced. The curvature in Hunyh Chau's horn looks about right to me.

[Maron Horonzakz]

Your right his vanes are slimmer than my Smith horns....Just an observation....I would like to hear his achievment, They look awsome.....I wonder what they will be attached to (drivers)???

[Huynh Chau]

project horn 1805

[Huynh Chau]

My system are wood horn , It s' very nice sound, all horn DIY . next time, I 've mullticell horn.

[Ben Clarke]

Wow. Those are gourgeous!

[matsj]

Very nice, what drivers do you use ?

regards mats

[Paul C.]

Excellent work! Yes, please post photos when they are finished.

[Huynh Chau]

Very nice, what drivers do you use ?

regards mats

next time, I 've to build another system active Xover:
- Bass: Subwoofer 2 pair 2235H with cabinet JBL 4350 (Xover < 80hz)
- Mid low: Woofer JBL 2226 (Xover > 80hz to 500 hz)
- Mid high: horn 290E + JBL 375 and horn 18 cell + Altec 288 16G (Xover 500hz to 2 khz)
- Tweeter: Fostex T500A MK2 (Xover > 2khz)
It 's sound fullranger
but now My system ....

[JBLTEC]

Did you make the horns you are currently using?

[Titanium Dome]

I'm always impressed by such strong ambition. Good job.