well sort of but not really.
It wouldn't be at all hard to do, though, with decent quality.
Best of all, the XO could be fairly high, if one allows the Biflex driver to... well... biflex.
I'd do it in an instant.
Heck, I'd start* with a pair of Altec 32C horns (the plastic bent horns used in the Altec Fifteen -- arguably the best of the 32 family, which dates all the way back to Western Electric) and a pair of 802D drivers. I'd probably use active XO, at least initially to get the XO parameters right.
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The Tale of Three Horns... Variations of the Western Electric 32A Horn
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The only problem with the 32C is that they're collectible and the prices for 'em has become outrageous.
They are 1) plastic and 2) of a decidedly utilitarian level of contruction -- but they do perform amazingly well.
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* Yeah, I know that all y'all wouldn't...![]()
Since crossover work is needed anyways, couldn't you use a more readily available horn?
Not sure who - besides Altec - makes good ones though...
JBL?
