TubeTrap™ Specialty Layouts
Not all speakers behave the same, here you'll find some TubeTrap layouts for speakers that may fall outside standard design.
| Horning Hybrid Speakers |
Speakers use room
corners to augment bass response. Unlike most speakers, Hornings sound
properly balanced when placed deep in a corner. |
Placing a large
TubeTrap in the corner is like opening a hole in the corner of the
room. Horning Bass response is severly reduced. |
| Horning Hybrid Speakers-"Virtual Coner" |
|
Add 11" TubeTraps to side walls to pull the walls away.
If the room has an enclosed rear, add 16" TubeTraps to the rear to vent bass. |
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Speakers use room
corners to augment bass response. Unlike most speakers, Hornings sound
properly balanced when placed deep in a corner.
Placing a large
TubeTrap in the corner is like opening a hole in the corner of the
room. Horning Bass response is severly reduced.
The "Virtual Corner"
still exists between the speakers. Add a 13" or 16" TubeTrap to deepen
and solidify image and improve dynamics.