HORN H225
ABS Horn
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Frequency response and impedance
Level in dB (left axis) and impedance in ohm (right axis), 10 Hz to 20 kHz. The line on each switch above shows how its curve is drawn.
Features
- 1" Throat entry
- 90° x 70° nominal coverage
- Excellent loading down to 600 Hz
- Constant directivity
Features as listed by SB Audience. Full details on sbaudience.com (opens the SB Audience website in a new tab)
Design files
HORN H225 FRD and ZMA files, in one zip:
- On-axis frequency response at 0 degrees only (.frd)
- Impedance (.zma)
- A README and a note on how each curve was made
Plain text files for VituixCAD, XSim, REW and most other crossover tools.
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HORN H225 FAQ
What are FRD and ZMA files?
An FRD file holds a driver's frequency response and a ZMA file its impedance, the two curves a crossover simulator needs. Plain text, one point per line.
Which software can open the HORN H225 files?
VituixCAD, XSim and REW, and most other crossover tools that read plain text.
How was this data made?
It was digitised by Artisan Acoustics from the response and impedance graphs in the SB Audience datasheet, so it is not a measurement and not an official SB Audience file. Each curve is checked against its graph. The datasheet it came from and the conditions printed on it are in the ABOUT.txt note and in the header of each file inside the zip. Use the files at your own risk.
Why is the phase column zero?
The datasheets print level and impedance but not phase. If your simulator needs phase, derive minimum phase there.
Where can I buy the HORN H225 in Singapore or Malaysia?
From Artisan Acoustics, the official SB Audience distributor for Singapore and East and West Malaysia. Message us on WhatsApp