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This is butchered from the recent Outlaw Audio newsletter:
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LFM-2 News
... the LFM-2 subwoofer. This "little brother" to our LFM-1 was first previewed at the Home Entertainment Show last April, and it was a big hit. Like its elder sibling, the LFM-2 is a joint development of the Outlaws and Dr. Po Hsu, widely recognized as one of the world's leading designers of high performance subwoofers. Everyone who heard the LFM-2 demonstrated with our upcoming Model 2150 in New York was astounded by the "big sound" performance from this compact unit. In fact, some of the listeners were so impressed we even thought about changing the product name to "LFM Jr." Fortunately, cooler heads prevailed.
For the ultimate in subwoofer performance in large rooms, the LFM-1 remains a benchmark standard. However, for those with smaller rooms and modest budgets, the LFM-2 is a superb blend of high-power output and remarkably deep bass in a compact size. This is the perfect subwoofer for most dens, smaller living rooms, apartments, dorm rooms and bedrooms.
For you spec hungry bass hounds, here are the details:
- Driver Type: Down Firing, 8" Long-throw Woofer
- Single port design
- Amplifier Power Rating: 150WRMS; 800W peak
- Frequency Response: 28Hz. -180Hz. +/- 2 dB
- Crossover Type: Linkwitz-Reilly 4th Order Low Pass Network
- Crossover Frequency: 30Hz to 90Hz and Bypass
- Phase: 0 to 180 Degrees
- SPL: 110dB (subject to placement and room gain)
- Dimensions: (HxWxD) 17" x 11.25" x 16.5"
- Weight: 37 lbs
The price, you ask? How about an amazingly low $299! ...
Anticipating high demand for the LFM-2, we have loaded in a large initial supply, and it is due to arrive [about Aug. 8]. For that reason, we do not need to create a reservation list for the LFM-2. Place your order now, and we'll keep everyone in a queue with shipments beginning as soon as the container reaches the warehouse dock.
If your home theater is short on space, but you want to go long on bass, experience the LFM-2. We know that you'll agree with us that this small wonder is one of the biggest improvements you can make in your system for less than $300.
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LFM-2 News
... the LFM-2 subwoofer. This "little brother" to our LFM-1 was first previewed at the Home Entertainment Show last April, and it was a big hit. Like its elder sibling, the LFM-2 is a joint development of the Outlaws and Dr. Po Hsu, widely recognized as one of the world's leading designers of high performance subwoofers. Everyone who heard the LFM-2 demonstrated with our upcoming Model 2150 in New York was astounded by the "big sound" performance from this compact unit. In fact, some of the listeners were so impressed we even thought about changing the product name to "LFM Jr." Fortunately, cooler heads prevailed.
For the ultimate in subwoofer performance in large rooms, the LFM-1 remains a benchmark standard. However, for those with smaller rooms and modest budgets, the LFM-2 is a superb blend of high-power output and remarkably deep bass in a compact size. This is the perfect subwoofer for most dens, smaller living rooms, apartments, dorm rooms and bedrooms.
For you spec hungry bass hounds, here are the details:
- Driver Type: Down Firing, 8" Long-throw Woofer
- Single port design
- Amplifier Power Rating: 150WRMS; 800W peak
- Frequency Response: 28Hz. -180Hz. +/- 2 dB
- Crossover Type: Linkwitz-Reilly 4th Order Low Pass Network
- Crossover Frequency: 30Hz to 90Hz and Bypass
- Phase: 0 to 180 Degrees
- SPL: 110dB (subject to placement and room gain)
- Dimensions: (HxWxD) 17" x 11.25" x 16.5"
- Weight: 37 lbs
The price, you ask? How about an amazingly low $299! ...
Anticipating high demand for the LFM-2, we have loaded in a large initial supply, and it is due to arrive [about Aug. 8]. For that reason, we do not need to create a reservation list for the LFM-2. Place your order now, and we'll keep everyone in a queue with shipments beginning as soon as the container reaches the warehouse dock.
If your home theater is short on space, but you want to go long on bass, experience the LFM-2. We know that you'll agree with us that this small wonder is one of the biggest improvements you can make in your system for less than $300.