who has tryed one ?
i need to ask

 

do your homework on bass horn design and see if you can fold one into your vehicle, these things are huge but they work and they can sound good (though I have never heard one in a car). Think of a port 8 to 15 foot long depending on design

 

i have a horn mathed out now i need to know how big the load part to do
a horn in a box 42x42x12 with sub

 

fold it 3 times for a 9 foot horn... there are a few web sites that present folded horns for home use that may be worthy of plagerization

 

it is about 9ft long with a 1cft box and a 1cft load part now i need a sub that works with what i have

 

Check this link out.

Pete's TTB Personal Page

 

I'm not sure if it is still there or not, but when I was younger (much) there was a shop down in Peterborough called the "Audio Room" that built rear loaded horns for DJ use. These things used a single 8" driver (German made if I remember correctly), and were simply mind boggling loud not to mention extremely clean sounding.

 

I have a friend in delta thats is a sound engineer, he builds tons of home audio stuff for people he knows, he used to work with me ive asked him for any help he can provide on this ill let you know anything he happens to toss my way, I know this kind of thing is right up his alley, he views the horn system used in IMAX the same way a normal guys views the worlds hottest woman.

 

this is some thing i will make and if he would like to look at what i'm doing to tell me if it will work .it would be nice to have someone who is a sound engineer look at this (mmmmm i do not know why LOL)

 

yeah the design would be great but i think its something very easy to do wrong... And we dont need that! so like i said anything he can pass my way ill pass on to you, i love the idea of using a rear loaded horn, plus its sneaky it just looks like a regular slot port....