Voigt Home Constructors Horn

The Voigt Home Constructors horn was introduced in 1935. It was designed with economy and physical size in mind, and proved to be a very popular model. It was available either pre-built from the factory, or could be entirely built from plans supplied by Voigt (hence the name "home constructor"). Factory-built examples can be distinguished by the Voigt plate that is fitted on the top of the cabinet.

In 1937 a blue-print was made available for a matching bass chamber, which extended the frequency response below 250 Hz.

The cost for a factory-built cabinet was £2-15s-0d in 1936. The blue-print was sold for £0-2s-6d.

Click here to see a Voigt Home Constructors horn owned by Oliver Dawson in Canada.