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Do you like horns?

Do you like the horn sound?

  • Yes, absolutely, nothing sounds as good!

    Votes: 138 74.6%
  • No, why would someone like those and where are my ear muffs?

    Votes: 47 25.4%

  • Total voters
    185

Grizzog

Active Member
Not much to say here...do you like horns, or would you rather they were all sent to the bottom of the ocean?
 
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The question is far too general. While like I certain horns very much, others I do not care for.

As to whether "anything sounds as good as horns" is a whole other question. It depends on which specific horn speaker and what non-horn speaker being compared.
 
It is a general question, yes. There are speakers in every category that are good and those that are bad. In general terms, do horns appeal to you?

For example, in general, I don't care for cone tweeters.
 
I have had many horn speakers and found some wonderful, but most were very tiring to listen to. Hence my vote.
Regards,
Jim
 
Assuming were talking expo's?
Generally not at home, except on 1920s radios. Waveguides? Yes, definitely, love my e-waved Advent 2Ws.
 
Having had too many bad experiences with the Klipsch Horns over the years because my dad and brother love them (the new ones, not the old ones), I can say that I love my Boston Acoustics VR tweeters absolutely after having to live with those horns. So much smoother and much less headache-inducing. I have seriously gotten headaches listening to Klipsch speakers many times. I was so relieved when I figured out that was the cause of my headaches and the Klipsch were gone permanently not long after that (at least from my setups).

Now, I can listen to some live JBL Professional horns at concerts all day long. Those are much different sounding than the Klipsch.

The poll was still open, so I resurrected it. ;)
 
I like horns heard through horns.

Altec, Emilar, Selenium, Renkus Heinz, Peavey, Eminence, University, Klipsch and Heppner... complemented, loaded, highs and mids, anything above ~900hz!
 
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