Subwoofer Line: Tymphany LAT 250
The patented LAT 250 is designed to provide strong bass performance
in a new vibration-free, cylindrical form factor. The driver may be
configured for use in sealed, vented, bandpass or open-baffle
enclosures, and provides high bass output from a very compact
transducer. In typical applications, mechanical vibration is more than
90% lower than comparable loudspeakers, even at full output. The LAT 250
employs dual voice coils, and impedance configurations from 2 Ohm to 16
Ohm are available per customer requirements. Paired with the Peerless
Lifestyle driver, the Tymphany LAT, is an ideal solution for lifestyle
consumer electronics products such as flat panel TVs and sound bars, MP3
and cell phone docking stations, multimedia PCs and other small devices.
Note: The nominal impedance is calculated with both coils driven in
parallel. |
LAT250PB600-02  |
Key Features: strong bass in a new vibration-free, cylindrical form
factor; ideal solution for lifestyle consumer electronics
OEM. |
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2 ohm |
Subwoofer Line: Tymphany LAT 500
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LAT50006001-04 |
The power of two 10” subwoofers in a sleek tube-shaped transducer
only 5” wide. OEM. |
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4 ohm |
LAT50006001-08 |
The power of two 10” subwoofers in a sleek tube-shaped transducer
only 5” wide. OEM. |
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8 ohm |
Subwoofer Line: Tymphany LAT 700
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LAT70006001-04 |
The power of two 12” subwoofers in a sleek tube-shaped transducer
only 7” wide. OEM. |
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4 ohm |
LAT70006001-08 |
The power of two 12” subwoofers in a sleek tube-shaped transducer
only 7” wide. OEM. |
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8 ohm |
Products identified with this color are 'OEM Only' product.
LAT Subwoofers by Tymphany / Alpine
STONES
LAT 250 500 APPLICATIONS
We spent Friday morning at the CES car audio
show floor, but first we met with speaker
design company Tymphany in their Las Vegas
Hilton suite. Tymphany's new Linear Array
Transducer (LAT) subwoofer utilizes a dual
opposed woofer design with stacked passive
cones to create monster bass in a much
smaller space. Their LAT woofers are
featured in a new line of Alpine aftermarket
powered subwoofer boxes.
The LAT 500
speakers,
consisting of 4 passive cones sandwiched in
between dual 5" sub speakers, produce bass
equivalent to that of two 10" traditional
woofers but require only .8 cubic feet of
volume. The larger 700 series use 7" cones
and produces bass equal to that of two 12"
standard subs.
   
The sound engineering behind these
subwoofers
is very clever. Each pair of passive cones
is connected to a powered woofer. When the
woofer thumps, sound is carried down carbon
connecting rods to the passive cones that
act as soundboards, amplifying the sound. In
this manner Tymphany is able to use small
woofers
to create heavy bass. In addition to the LAT
500 and 700 series, Tymphany is developing
smaller woofer modules for use in home
theater, HDTV and PC applications. So you
can expect to see this design used in
home
theater
systems,
televisions and even iPod speaker docks.
Alpine was recognized as a CES "�06
Innovations Honoree for their LAT Powered
Subwoofer System.
   
Hearing the LAT system in a hotel suite is
one thing, but feeling it bump the glasses
off your face while sitting in the driver's
seat of a demo car is a completely separate
beast. Our next stop was Alpine's showroom
where we had the chance to feel the LAT 500s
in action. The seats of the Scion xB demo
car were vibrating furiously as the 250 Watt
built-in amp pushed the little speakers
around. This was, by far, better sound than
what was available in Tymphany's hotel suite
- but it got even better.
   
STONES
LAT 250 500 APPLICATIONS
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