10" tube horn mid

Just a quick sketch

I'm not so experienced in building this type of cab, so I need to know if this concept could working good. I don't know so much about resonance and dispersion so.....anyone could explain me about this concepts?

thanks in advance to all.

Tony Andrews did this many many years ago with the first Turbo kit

I wouldn't bother

anybody got any pictures of the old turbo to show bitzo?

Do you mean tms 211 and all the tms series' mid section ?
I've already found on turbosound site in the legacy section, but I don't want to start developing a cab to have a clone. I want to learn how developing from a concept and if this cab became a clone of another ones means that I've learned the tony andrews method smiley20
However any inputs is welcome.

Nah, he means the really old kit - Thunder Ridge stuck with this concept AFAIK.

See here for the Turbo (post by 4D):
speakerplans.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=17137

THunder ridge can be found by googling.

They have ultra-narrow dispersion, I think.

I have the opposite opinion....however could be useful facing the reason in these different opinions....
Deadbeat, why do you think that?

thanks for the link.

edit: I mean the horn imho have 0° degree of dispersione, cause the 4 horn side don't describe any angles between them, but if you describe an angle between the 2 horns you have dispersion.

Here's the patent BTW.
www.google.com/patents?id=0yoYAA ... nd#PPA1,M1


My experience of such horns has been tight in terms of dispersion.