Starter Horns

Non-Smoking Man

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In 'pro audio equipment' you will find under 'McKenzie blah blah..' 4 x 10" loaded (ie with drivers) mid horns. Cabs are modelled on a well-regarded Speakerplans design with good track record for SQ (the MT122 from memory). Look wellbuilt and a good starting off poinr for anyone following the 5 way horn threads in DIY section. With 2" compression drivers on top and a couple of bass bins (folded horns, say 15") you would be well on the way to semi-psychosis status if not quite monster loony. You need 2 so sell the other two on..

Jack

 

Non-Smoking Man

Wammer
Wammer
Mar 31, 2009
6,210
2,173
158
Chichester W. Sussx.
AKA
Jack lambert
HiFi Trade?
  1. No
No, jack is more into this sort of thing. It the word PA:)http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/4-x-PA-midrange-horns-/151114162793?pt=UK_MusicalInstruments_Speaker_Drivers_Horns&hash=item232f1b2269

BTW I had a bike horn way back like those on eBay. F'ing loud. Good for getting the intention of car drivers when needed.
Steve's (unerringly, as usual) found them.

300 is good value for 4, 400 very tops as you are taking a chance on the drivers. The drivers are UK and quite old as you can see from the meagre by todays standards wattage - 100w. They are likely to have had a hard life. (I've found this buying used stuff on the PA market - the equipment is just that tiny bit worse than you expect from the description and the sellers are just that tiny bit less salubrious than you or I - can I say that?)

 

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