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Hello all, Here are a couple of pictures of what has been happening to the mouth of the horn, and to the narrow end, The multi-coloured fibrous papers I used on the horn mouth, six layers was all I could get cheaply, and of the right thickness. the horn can bee seen sitting in it's cradle (!) made by my wife-she is great a problem solving!
The other pictures show the wooden exponential small part of the horn, along with the fitted aluminium end part where the soundbox goes, most of the aluminium part will be covered in papers These last parts were made by another problem solving person-Mr Adrian Tuddenham, of the town of Bath. He is an expert acoustics engineer, and a damn clever chap indeed! I have known him since the 1970s. He is probably one of the cleverest and kindest people that I have had the pleasure of knowing. He is also a long time collector of gramphone records, and produces cylinder blanks and records to order. He has done a lot of work in past years for the "National Sound Archives"