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Hah! True that.
Did Green do those Oranges that had the two inward facing speakers in the centre of the cab?
Is it something like that?
Edit: reflector cabs
This shit http://smg.photobucket.com/user/vinyl-finds/library/Orange?sort=3&page=1

I have not the faintest clue.

The only proper green Matamp 4x15's I know about are the ones you know about.

These were the droids I was looking for:http://www.planetoftheamps.com/purpleamp-4x15-pro-audio-speaker-cabs.html


So, yes. Yes they did.

lots of companies made 415s in the good ol days. skip 15s go 18s

This is true...but I was alluding to the fact that Skip might be after THAT particular type.

So Whisk, you'd be the authority on folded cabs, how did they all start?
*gather round for a history lesson with Uncle Whiskers, kiddies!*

Holy shit! ^^ Want.

they sound cool, will have to hear the live set as no vocs are audible in that. I trust Steve though. He's done an amazing job lately of getting good bands to play with. I'm sure it helps to have everyone wanting to be on a bill with you but the dude has some good taste.

i'd like to get some 15's back into my setup, but what I have now is working really well together and space is a definite issue. Getting to the point where we need a larger van.

The 1x18 fh/4x12 is still in the works. Not sure whats going on as last time I saw it, it was nearly complete. Been a Looooooooong time now.

Jesus, like 8 posts while I was responding. Interested in the lore of the FH though. REGALE US! DO IT NAOW!

AxAxSxS wrote:Holy shit! ^^ Want.

The 1x18 fh/4x12 is still in the works. Not sure whats going on as last time I saw it, it was nearly complete. Been a Looooooooong time now.

Yeah, I might build a little 1x15 like that when I get some time....or just a mock up to run a beta bass into when I eventually get one.
Yeah dude, that is gonna be rad when its done.

AxAxSxS wrote: REGALE US! DO IT NAOW!

THIS

i actually dont know excactly how they figured them out. but iirc it was mid 60s when they fingered them out based on a scientific equation that revolves around the way a speaker behaves.

not all drivers work well in horns and some are made for horns.

i also might have a lead on a holy grail basscab too. . .

will make my sensrround horn look tiny and feel light. . . .

Dude....what the fuck?

True.
So maybe acoustic made some of the first?
Vox?
Selmer?

With the idea of a reflector cab then, would there be a special design/type of speaker designed for that application?
I'm assuming something is going on with the phase of the two that face each other as well?

All I can add as a Folded horn aficionado is that when you get your hands on a good one, it adds a completely unattainable depth to the sound vs. without one. I cherish the GK4412H I lucked into. The ACC 18 i have is also badass, but not as good for guitar. Stock it was very inefficient and needed a ton of power to keep up. Rocked on bass though. I'm hoping it will translate to the custom cab that's in the works. If you like depth, find a good FH and add it to your rig. Just massive sounding. I want clips of that randall someone got. I forget who. Looked very good though.

theyre prolly isobarically loaded. makes it so you can halve the cab size.

thats an archaic design now but it was super popular back then

Yeah, after reading this: http://forum.orangeamps.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=14609
I'd have to say you're probably right.
Interesting that messing with phase of each speaker can yield "different" cab sizes though.

So....Skip is not getting one of these then?