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Tempered masonite is not new; it's been around for a long time. In the late 30s, my oldest brother decided to add public address stuff to his radio store which he had started in 1930 (he had turned 21 and 6 months into the depression quit his job to start repairing radios; really wanted to be his own boss!).  He couldn't afford to buy PA equipment so he built  the horns for the outdoor loud-speakers from tempered masonite.  I still have scraps; they're thin - maybe 1/8 inch thick and thus curvable.  His speakers were rectangular, flaring from the speaker enclosure to probably to a 3 foot plus square on all sides. He'd hang them from tree limbs for politcal meetings, picnics, whatever.  Even during the depression, he could find ways to earn more money.   After WWII, commercial stuff was cheap, available, and not nearly so heavy, but the demand had gone down to next to nothing. The only thing constant is change. Art
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