Oh MAN, it would probably make you go DAF.
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Another one looking for a banâŚ
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Itchy hammer again, hun?
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Itâs in a quarry, so it might depend on the Ley of the Land
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Just when you think the puns have hit rock-bottomâŚ
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I wanted to hear it at full volume but wasnât a loud.
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Where is the area? Would love to have a listen.
Well, not quite as far as Guy alludes to but still a distance if your avatar is anything to go byđ!
I am in Cleadon which is near South Shields. Basically near the coast between Sunderland and Newcastle.
If you ever are up here by all means give me a shout, would be absolutely no problem for you to have a listen.
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Keith is a very hospitable host with a system that sounds really well .Iâve been a few times with a collection of new vinyl to put through its paces âŚAlways enjoyed it 
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Ha ok! Yeah quite a distance. But if/when Iâm passing, that would be great, thanks.
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What do the tapped horns play up to?
Cheers Micky.
Usually 90 or 100Hz for those that play down to 20Hz using 15" drivers.
I have used both and canât hear a difference tbh.
I use a fairly steep X/O slope and high damping factor big transistor amp for good control.
Cone deflection is very small. But you are pushing / pulling a long column of air.
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Apologies, missed this earlierđ¤Ż!
As Steve says, they play up to 90Hz where they cross to the mid-bass horns.
The tapped horns go down to the low 20Hz range and give the sound weight while the mid-bass horns give a nice kick and punch to the sound.
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Food for thought. I will eventually get something up and running and see what I can live with, with regards to low frequency.
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Havenât seen many of these around?
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Love the camo, given the noise itâs making I would have thought camo a tad superfluous. 
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