Horns and 2in Drivers

B&C (Italian made) DCX 50 is a 50 mm or two inch compression driver. I use these with Bill Woods Acoustic Horn Company AH300 horns. Agree with Jsadurni -- nothing like it. Since I have been using these, conventional box speakers seem like toys.

IMHO a 6" loaded horn would be a minimum requirement but obviously it's a case of getting the proper mount and experimenting with the angle so that everyone in the room is happy.

Yes, I use a 2 inch metal dome driver loaded by a horn.

Anyone here using horns with a 2in drivers setup?

10 year old revived thread - hardly relevant as is? Oh, well..

If by "2in drivers" is meant the exit diameter, then yes: the B&C DCM50 midrange compression driver in my main speakers sports a 2" exit, but not in tandem with the way compression drivers are usually configured - i.e.: with a voice coil diameter the same size as the diaphragm - the B&C unit uses a 2" voice coil coupled to a 5" (paper composite) diaphragm, much the same way as the RCA MI-1428 field coil driver of yore (build from the late 1920’s, if I’m not incorrect), the vintage driver B&C has sought to more or less replicate with the DCM50. As implemented in my speakers the sonic result is wonderfully uninhibited, unflappable (at any SPL), insightful, and naturally warm.

Sure its a common size for compression midranges