These speakers could be perfect for the Double Horn Double Bell. Perhaps you could even "tune" the speaker by sticking your hand in it - just as with a French Horn! (Just being humorous - I would be curious to see the results of Klippel measurement -Lovely sound of a french horn:
Chicago is a long way from Seattle - will it be a loaner from a local PNW owner? Or is he going to actually ship ~140+ pounds back and forth just for testing?Manufacturer has already contacted me.
You mean a Gueddes waveguide?
The manufacturer calls it a horn.
http://jtrspeakers.com/noesis-212rt.html
That's a good point. It may be the reason they are crossed as low as they are, even though as Matthew points out horizontal directivity could have possibly been made a bit more smooth in that region if crossed higher.Having said that, my biggest concern about these beasts would be their vertical dispersion. Eyeballing these, I'd guess a C2C distance of around 35cm, which is large for a D'Appolito-style 2-way, even if crossed over as low as 500Hz.
Could be worse, the 215RT's are 215 lbs.Chicago is a long way from Seattle - will it be a loaner from a local PNW owner? Or is he going to actually ship ~140+ pounds back and forth just for testing?
I suspect they will ship one. Cost of doing business so not a big issue for a company.Chicago is a long way from Seattle - will it be a loaner from a local PNW owner? Or is he going to actually ship ~140+ pounds back and forth just for testing?
Could be worse, the 215RT's are 215 lbs.
This is not really helpful, we must avoid this kind of personal attack .You need to learn to ignore clowns @Jon AA
It might be tricky. I have the 2 meter extension for the Klippel but I don't know if I have enough ceiling height to go that high.I'd be curious to see how the Klippel would handle a speaker that big.
Guess you have no choice but to start some work on the garage...It might be tricky. I have the 2 meter extension for the Klippel but I don't know if I have enough ceiling height to go that high.
Get to the gym, or have Savage come by to help. LOLGood grief:
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I may need to hire someone just to lift the darn thing onto measurement gear!
Jon, forgive my ignorance but what is the speaker in your avatar?Nobody is disputing there's probably some diffraction/reflections going on with the horn causing those ripples. Matthew even mentions that in the review. It's everything Tuga said about them that's wrong.
I wonder how PowerSoundAudio’s speakers match up, as they have some similarities but are considerably cheaper (“only” uses 10” woofers).Manufacturer has already contacted me.
What does the comparatively wide gap between the DI curves suggest?
It's a DIYSG HTM-8. SEOS 90 degree horn, which is excellent IMHO.Jon, forgive my ignorance but what is the speaker in your avatar?
It's a DIYSG HTM-8. SEOS 90 degree horn, which is excellent IMHO.
Judging from these measurements the SEOS should be an immensely better performer than the pyramidal horn of the JRT.
Do you get this much treble roll-off?