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    jim henderson
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    Horns for 2435s

    What wide dispersion or CD horns are available for 1.5" throat compression drivers like the 2435?

    I see that the 2352 provides a 90 x 50 dispersion pattern. They are supposed designed exclusively for the 2447 and 2451 drivers with 4" VCs.

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    jim henderson
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    I sent the following to JBL Pro service. Should I have any expectation of a response? ;-)

    We’d like to make a wide dispersion or CD horn for our 2435HPL drivers. Can you provide the following:

    - optimum flare rate of the horn
    - recommended throat area

    These will be used in a home theater application.
    We’d prefer to keep the mouth under 12” diameter.
    Would a tractrix horn be suitable?

    Any response would be greatly appreciated :-)

    Jim Henderson
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    An 80 X 40 Horn

    I use the Meyer UPA-1 horn for my HT. It is specified as a 1.4" with
    coverage of 80 by 40 degrees. It is an early example of a CD type of
    horn. I believe they called it a modified radial design. I am using them
    with the Meyer 1401 compression drivers and MS-12 woofers and they sound
    quite remarkable in a HT application. They are acceptable for
    multi-channel music, but I prefer my other speakers for two channel.

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    Hello,

    I think Guido is the expert here.

    Here is what i have seen him post here:

    DMS-1 horn = JBL 2332 available from proparts

    also see technical notes vol 1 number 31 for some more models

    Good luck and please post your results.

    Tom

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    What's the URL for proparts? What's the pricing?

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    DDS 1.5 Horns

    You should check these out - I use them for the "show" installations and the horns are well-behaved.

    They are easy to flush into a baffle for that custom look!

    http://www.ddshorns.com/1p5inch.htm

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    http://www.jblproservice.com/pdf/Hor...rts%20List.pdf

    Wow only $63 that is very reasonable. The Meyer horns I am using cost twice that.

    Giskard, did you check to see if they are available?

    Isn't this the horn that Don mentioned had problems going down to 1K?

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    hey there.

    I use the 2332 for a variety of projects - they will go to 1K BUT the use of a 24db slope is required.

    If you are looking for a super quiet crossover, I have a couple of the ASC24 analog crossovers designed for the array series ( and this horn! ) No digital noise here....

    You can't beat them for the size + price AND they are not *plastic* like the others. The sister model 2333 ( 60 degree ) is the same footprint and the stage monitor version allows rotatable mounting.

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    I use 2332 horn with 2430 driver.
    http://audioheritage.csdco.com/vbull...s=&threadid=40
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