fane 18" folded horn tt-1000

hey all i realy need some planes over the horns i have 4 of them but they are in 2 sizes and i want to build 2-4 more but in the real size please if you cant get they planes over them smiley20

you tried the airport runway?

I think he meant PLANS. LOL

yeeah sorry my english i mean plans ,yes but do you have the plans ore dont you have anything ells to do then make fun of me and my bad englis ? you can try write danish so we c how you go ?
yes sorry but i dont understand that you there are "old " on this site make fun of a new one ?

Yes I have them. Just that my laptop broke down & didn't get a backup yet. They should be at speakerplans.com (look for user "tv00") and the danish forum djz.dk (google pics: djz.dk + TT1000

Hi

The problem is, when you come and ask for something you would find as the first result by doing a google search, then some people will have a hard time being patient with you. So you will have to endure a bit of jokes on your behalf. But don't worry to much about it.

By the way I am up for the challenge.

Du skal ikke tage det så tungt, jeg er heller ikke nogen ørn til at stave selv
Her er tegningerne:

Whow that's the picture I uploaded, not that I was the first to do so, but on tinypics I'm pretty sure it's me:-)

Did anyone try to sim this horn? It's a BPH,

Would be intersting to see how it compares to usb-bin, turbobass and other similar design, after all there's a lot of these in DK! I myself have 16, 8 of these are loaded with fane 18b1500!

How is BHP simmed the best? I saw hornresp sims for hd15, but they didnøt take the bandpass effect into account and showed a rolloff around 85hz as i recall

I think if you model them with the current version of Hornresp the results should quite accurate. I still need to do some outdoor measurements of my BP horns to confirm it though.

@Dref; that sounds interesting, let us know your results, if the sims are accurate I will sim the T1000 horn & the tms-2 bph / tse 115

Will do
But there will probably go around 3 months before the weather becomes nice enough for an outdoor measurement session