This paper describes recent experiments regarding the acoustic center of a horn. It is generally believed that at low frequency a horn`s acoustic center is located at the mouth and that it moves with increasing frequency toward the throat. A computer model and acoustic measurements are used to test this hypothesis on an array of similar horns.
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