They are quite a bit taller at 47.5" but the same width so we will include the outriggers.

Doh, that means my better half may notice something different... Do you have a reality distortion field adapter to make them appear as M80s?

Man, I don't think I will be able to pull this off as I just did a big upgrade a few weeks ago. I don't think my wife is buying my story that "no honey, nothing's changed in the TV stand". I upgraded my VP150 to a 180. Also swapped the rears for M3s but she didn't notice that.

If she's like my wife, eventually she will & then you're in big trouble...

TAM

So, are the M100's basically the front side of the LFR1100?

Do you have four of them hanging in the boathouse, yet?

I'm guessing it may require a crossover change with and if the M80's can feel the love too I just got mine too ;(

Probably just some added stuffing to make the box volume appear to be different

Richard

I dont think the m80's would need a new crossover. the main reason the LFR's will need new software is due to the level of control the DSP has. A crossover network is a much simpler electrical device. the new woofers would probably have a similar high end as the current ones, and mainly play lower. thus, the current crossover "should" work perfectly fine.

Ian and Andrew would be able to better speak to this though.

Ask, and ye shall receive:

Sd: 126.70 cm^2
Vas: 14.68 l
Cms: 6.53e-04 m/N
Mmd: 18.00 g
Mms: 18.81 g
Rms: 2.31 Ns/m
Fs: 45.4 Hz
Bl: 7.66 N/A
Re: 8.90 ohm
Qms: 2.19
Qes: 0.77
Qts: 0.57
Xmax: 12.0 mm

Hmm.... FS = 45.4 Hz. Nice excursion!

Bookshelf with significantly better bass response than the M3?

Back of napkin design: 1.5 cf cabinet, tuned to 30Hz gives a -3db point of 27 Hz. Good output to 500hZ. 100w applied gets you 104db output @ 1m across much of the range. Yum!!