my comp horn

the 15 cyclops was finish be4 because built them the first

tha comp port horn box is ver light but in the pic show still has not the Handle so that why use 2 person lift

after finished to play, we knew the, only one box can louder the the esw1080 2 boxes the 15 cyclops had ever showed the good result be4. but when compared seem like comp port horn has very high Efficiency more than. a friend funny when hear it. he fed a lot of power to drive about 300watts . the result the coil was burnt.

my iris friend drank the beer for cheer. sorry no have chelsea beer. but only have the everton beer(chang beer) yes we have fun und relax in the best day.

@ joe i still be waiting this box to build, hope that one day will build. my friend select tha comp horn when i showed the plan to him.

this's the tha comp plan

the design i did model with P audio e15-300S because help a lot of diy people who dont have much money. so thats's difficult for the other drvs. but 2226 sim looks good.

Thawach wrote: @ joe i still be waiting this box to build, hope that one day will build. my friend select tha comp horn when i showed the plan to him.

Just a thought about this cab layout. Is there any need for the speakers to be mounted in opposite directions. I know it says push pull, but in that cab, I assume the two speakers will be wired out of phase with one another, otherwise they would cancel. If then, the cones are moving in and out in the same direction, this is what you would get if the speakers were facing the same way. Just wondering.

after played tha comp port horn all friends want me resize it for the 18 drv. they tell me they like it. tony push-pull u can read from this article.

www.danmarx.org/audioinnovation/theories.html

I am aware of what the Push Pull method does, and it's usually in a sealed cab. The hi Fi business uses it to some extent. Your cab is a rear horn load/ Labrinth cab with the front of the speaker exposed to the rear. I am interested in your design philosophy behind the drawing.