Each of these multiple horns should be designed as a single horn with a
single driver. Each single horn should have sufficient length to support
¼ wl of the lowest frequency you wish to reproduce.
You will also need to calculate the required mouth area of the large
horn to reproduce the lowest frequency desired. Divide this mouth area
by the actual mouth area of one of your single horns. This will yield
the number of single box horns that would be required to be combined
together to obtain the mouth area needed for the large horn.
As mentioned elsewhere each single horns length could be shortened
anywhere between .6 and .8 corresponding to the amount of single horns
needed to create the large horn. Fewer single horns would dictate less
shortening, with larger amounts of single horns needing to be shortened
by a greater existent for the same given fo. Alternatively each single
horns length could be left intact and you would benefit from the new
lower fo.
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