I thought this was pretty cool... sorry if it's a repost (tried search)

http://www.crutchfield.com/S-Ikdcka7jEcr/c...ne+L%2EA%2ET%2E



I am interested to see how this box design works. It's six 5" woofers in one box, supposed to sound like two 10" speakers. And it has a built in 250w amp running at 2 ohms.

Length and width, if you lay it on it's side, are 21 5/8 x 13 3/8, so it would fit in the toolwell area without removing the toolkit. It would stick up a bit on one end but only a couple inches. Easy to remove (obviously).

 

Ouch - $600

 

That is a little steep and I can only find it at Crutchfield, too.

 

Looks like a slot port on the top, laying it in the tool well may interfere with the port.

 

Ehhh...I rather have Johns Alphasonik 800, with box and amp for $500.

 

That is the first product I've seen make it on the market with the new Tymphany LAT driver. The Tymphany driver uses a linear array of opposing disks instead of the traditional cone. The supposed benefit is to offer low frequency performance in a much more compact package the the standard cone woofer setup.

I've been trying to get my hands on a sample or two, but they are all spoken for by the OEM's at the moment. Tymphany is a new driver line is made by the Scandanavian group that also makes Scan-Speak, Vifa, and Peerless.

Here is a link to spec sheets and white paper on the technology:

Tymphany LAT Driver Technology

 

Very interesting, thanks for the read!