Hola,

I've been looking for any data on horn speakers where the effect of trying to 'overlap' horns may have been looked at.

My question is what effect on the sound or measurements one would see if one, in effect, 'pushed two horns together' so that one horn's flare was made to overlap another's.

Kind of like this...

Or, like this...

What happened to the record reviews section this month? Other than a Recording of the Month, it isn't there. I miss it.

Has this been cut to reduce freelance expenses because of a lack of advertising?

Toussaint

Page 19 Industry updates by Paul Messenger: Cd player for the Pro-Ject ultra-compact box series, any clues as to when this will be available in the States...it's not even up on the Pro-Ject website yet?

Artie.

Just saw this over on REG's forum:

Took the kids for a vay-kay in the southish Pacific, and connected back via Honilulu and LAX.

My nine year old popped up with H1N1.

Tamiflu is mui bueno, by the way. This strain is susceptible.

Me? All I got is a headache from either the Mai Tais or trying to translate Nancy Pelosi's gibberish into Engrish (sic.)

Stalked by swastikas, Nancy? You and Moron Downey, Jr., I bet!

On the road Saturday in Kingston, Ontario I found this impossibly cluttered used record store.

It was one of those places where the aisles are not quite big enough for one person, let alone two. At one point I had to back out of the store to let other people - a couple of tolerant, but bored wives - in.

Little slice o' heaven, it was.

Anyway, I grabbed a Stephane Grappelli/Roland Hanna/Mel Lewis/George Mraz session from 1973 on the Arista/Freedom label.

I recently picked up a jazz lp, but I don't know who it is!

I'm hoping some of the following info might ring a bell with someone far more conversant in these things than I am:

This is a sample disk from JVC. Nothing filled in on the label, nothing on the cover other than a sticker that reads, "Sample Disk, A-1 B-1".

Trail-off vinyl contains "D/DMS-4003-A1" followed by what looks like "JG" (this is stylized on the vinyl, looks like the J rolls into the G sort of) with a heart symbol and "J.V.C." that is all hand etched. then there is "H 1 1 1" stamped.

From Korean website, scroll down to the bottom to see the designer's listening room with the freakishly big loudspeakers

http://www.hificlub.co.kr/web/board/brd_...16&ishtml=n