Early @hifitown was very generous in loaning me his WE KS12024 to do a deep dive. I had earlier modeled the same horn using data from the internet. But, there is no substitute in having a real horn to take detailed measurements.
I really like the 12024 form factor. Not too big, not too small. It also has a cool industrial look to it....
After taking careful measurements and direct observation of the casting details, was able to create the throat and the mouth models as true to the originals as I could make them. Learned a few things about bending horns the WE way....
Side by side pics.
The KS12024 has a 50 degrees horizontal spread. However, it has the added cool feature of being able to pair up with another horn to create a 100 degrees horizontal spread.
Paired with the TA-66.
I really like the 12024 form factor. Not too big, not too small. It also has a cool industrial look to it....
After taking careful measurements and direct observation of the casting details, was able to create the throat and the mouth models as true to the originals as I could make them. Learned a few things about bending horns the WE way....
Side by side pics.
The KS12024 has a 50 degrees horizontal spread. However, it has the added cool feature of being able to pair up with another horn to create a 100 degrees horizontal spread.
Paired with the TA-66.
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