Comparing Fulcrum's FH and AH Coaxial Horn Systems

Todd Foster compares features and benefits of Fulcrum’s FH and AH high sensitivity, arrayable coaxial horn systems.

[@keiththompson1265]

Nice work doing the walk-thru/compare Todd. Good to see you buddy!

[@samscanlan2192]

Well explained Todd!

[@Wilptiz]

Danley Sound Labs! Yeah, great design!

[@lawrencenewson8963]

Agreed, nothing like DSL horns at all. Check out the Unity horn, which was Thomas Danley’s original design - it’s very different to a coaxial.

[@donwilliams6405]

Cool looking speaker stand on the right...

[@alaskaaudioguy35]

This thing is so cool

[@djphillmp]

Look into Danley sound labs !!

[@FVDaudio]

Excelente.

[@danguzman4676]

Looks like my EV MTH1 speakers with a 10" mid base speaker & a Horn ion front that goes to 17000 khz. There rated at 350 watts in 8 ohm. I power them with a QSC G7. Makes Trance EDM Techno very good. I took the Horns out, I just want the Mid Base flowing un intubered. Van Dyke has some great new stuff...

[@poopdrums]

Dave Gunness from Fulcrum designed those EV boxes.

[@danguzman4676]

@@poopdrums Thankyou for the info.

[@freddiemontenegro3662]

Let sounds be heard by us.

[@ricardodiaz9990]

Se ve muy bien pero no entiendo inglés, si pudieran traducirlo al español, gracias

[@robertojuarez959]

😮😲😍🤩💖👍‼️

[@sc0or]

Cmon.. These are beam formers, not horns. With tons of megaphone effect because they are not curved properly

[@kevinbeckenham3872]

Let's hear them and stop talking