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Thanks for the advice, i will try winisd as well, i have compared the responses between hornresp and winisd and they are basically the same only calculating a normal ported box. If i make a box with some type of port/horn whatever Infront of the speakers i will try to make something similar to...

Again my question was how i model it in hornresp not if its a horn or not. Im just trying to experiment with different boxes etc, lets call it a 6th order bandpass then with an insanely small front port. I dont care if i dont gain "real horn" effect from it i just want to experiment and see if...

althought that is possible to model in hornresp, you can model a 1 cm horn if you want there is really no limit in hornresp?

I know its not a real horn but i might gain 1 or 2 decibels from it so why not. It will be mounted in the trunk so i can stay stationary and play out on meets etc. And it is 2 10 inch speakers in a 60 liter box so it wont even fit anywhere near the dashboard. Anyway we are getting out of topic...

This is not a subwoofer enclosure it is a midrange enclosure designed to play about 70 - 4000 hertz, and im mostly trying to experiment with smaller horns like this because it is somewhat "trending" to build horn loaded midrange boxes in sweden, and most people say that with these small horns it...

I want vented horn loaded speaker box in my car because of the loudness you can get from it. Now i don't get how im supposed to model this in hornresp, i have 2 speakers that share the same box in the back, but infront they have 2 separate horns, i have searched but not found any similar posts...