Reasons I am going down this route; having heard a fair few 4 or 5 way horn systems now it’s definitely sound I like and want. For some time I have been trying to think of ways to achieve this without it being too large. I modelled some altec 828s up with different drivers with the thought of adding one or two le cleac’h horns on the top.
But hearing and seeing the multiple entry horns MEH, it’s a very neat why of squishing most of it in to one box and this appeals. Plus it looks like fun to make.
I need is to spend some time thinking about DSP and bass.
DSP as I’m no crossover designer and phasing etc makes it way more complex than I can cope with.
Bass is to fill in from c.60Hz down plus I thought it would make a good stand at the same time. Started looking at Labhorns and keystones. But as I am going to have two I’m not sure I need anything that chonky.
Which is the guy that did a long YouTube video on his design.
Big sub like the one above probably too much. With big tv in the middle of the speakers and that sits on a bookshelf. So really need smaller ones each side of the TV sadly. Although great sub name.
Yeah look at his because his design is better, you have an access point to get to stuff and it’s a simpler build in general.
Plus more graphs than the original
“I’ve got a few other variations of this that I’ve printed and tested, but so far this one looks to be the most promising, so I’ll start on a physical prototype next week.”
got some reading to do. From a quick glance, still needs more bass
than the original 
