Masaaki Takenaka's Horn links page rescued from the Wayback machine
 
These horn speaker links had been on my 'linkees' page for ages, and a lot of the links themselves were outdated. So when I found the page had disappeared I fished it out of the wayback machine with the intention of keeping it forever safe here. The original work was done by Masaaki Takenaka who himself built 'angular spiral' speakers.
 
My intention is to group the links, put a local copy on my own site where the link is dead (using the Wayback machine) and update those I can find back.
If your work has been placed as a local copy (under l2gx.net) and you want it removed a simple mail will do the trick.
If you want a link added a simple mail will likewise do the trick.
Send the mails to paul.van.rompaye@gmail.com
 
The 3D-Spiral Horn Speaker Building
Horn Links last updated by Masaaki Takenaka on 23 Nov. 2006. Are there better ideas than the 3D-Spiral Horn?
 
 
3D-Spiral Horns
 
Masaaki Takenaka has built a unique speaker named "labyrinth" .
This is an extension of the "angular spiral" concept devised by himself.
 
 
 
Es handelt sich bei diesem Projekt um die kleine Lautsprecherbox Helix 88. Entwickelt wurde dieser Bauvorschlag von Herrn Takenaka.
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  Japanese & wayback machine & pictures lost
 
 Japanese & wayback machine & pictures lost
 
 upsized version of the 3d-spiral horn
local copy
 
Audio in General
 
 Pictures of amazing speakers (Japanese)
 
  designing and building various home audio components
 
  Great web site with a lot of projects and measurements
 
 
Non-Commercial Horns
www.nagaoka.de
 A tribute page for the late Tetsuo Nagaoka and his wonderful speaker designs
  
 
 Commercial Horns
 
 
BBS