Custom project-need advice/services

I'm novice- so go easy on this: I want to build something custom. I was thinking of the following drivers to make up each channel:

1 slot (2 total)
1 smith with a 2435 compression driver (2 total)
1 (or 2) 2122H drivers (2 or 4 total)
1 2245H 18" sub (2 total)

Each driver will get a seperate enclosure (slots will be bracket mounted). The smith either on top- or (can I squeeze it in any other way- vertical???)

Here are my questions:
1. I've pretty much got a 4345 here with a substitution in the horn. Will this combination work well together?
2. Besides the 3107- Is there an existing crossover network that would do well enough for this group (until I get a better one)?
4. I plan on bi-amping (initially) and tri-amping or even quad-amping eventually. I'm confused about crossover topology- If anyone is willing to help me put together a nice crossover configuration for this project -I'll pay (send me PM)..

Thanks!! :o:

Smith horn is 140° x 60° dispersion, no?

There's some point in illuminating the floor and ceiling with it by mounting vertical?

If you're thinking Project Array, look at the pattern of that vertically mounted horn. 70° x 30° (?), i.e., half that and in the opposite directions.... :(

Thanks, Zilch. I was wondering how to get my slot up above the horn, and I didn't want to mount the horn in the enclosure. More of a joke really. :p

No problem. Maron Horonzak suggested the same thing over in the "Brochure" thread.

Unless I'm misunderstanding the fundamentals, it doesn't make any sense to me.... :dont-know

If you're wanting to do the vertical horn thing, there IS a 1.5" 70° x 50° CD horn that will accept the JBL 243x drivers with mounting flange modification.

http://audioheritage.org/vbulletin/s...&postcount=848

This thread needs to be moved to DIY. I'm very uncomfortable discussing undocumented approaches in "Technical" in violation of posting guidelines....

Thanks for the Tender docs, I send you a pm.

Moderator..please move to diy

Yawn

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Originally Posted by Ian Mackenzie

Thanks for the Tender docs, I send you a pm.

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No problem-

Thought this might inspire you (Nelson Pass):

http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a2...a/3d01390a.jpg