Designed around the following :" as small and as loud as possible without compromising fidelity."

The 2 way top end was a done deal. Flashlight closed back 6.5" and 1", best sounding top end out there, no box required, just mount them in line with each other and add a horn.  But now you need a lot of rig to keep up with these.

Subs then had to be double 12". The 18 Sound 12LW1400 has a 4" voice coil and is a real beast. Finding the right box was a not so easy, the Danley white paper on tapped horns held the answers, and lead us to the MTH30 VX 212, a tapped hybrid bandpass design, compact and sturdy looking. Drivers were modelled in Hornresp and computer said yes. 

The High Order Quarterwave Society held the key to the last piece of the puzzle. Paraflex is quite obviously the next step in box design.  The Paraflex 208 V2 was perfect to fill the gap, and loaded with 8MB500s. This was the weakest part of the Turbosound rig and not solved in the Function 1. You need the combination of front facing drivers for fidelity as well as horn length for low end efficiency.  (We are truly grateful to Ty Cention, Matthew Morgan and Patrick Sander for sharing their work.) 

The centre fill is a skeletal 6x1 AMT200p from 18 Sound, the ultimate in modern technology when it comes to the top end. 

The stack is setup so all the drivers are mechanically time aligned, requiring no DSP. They are also fully visible, bringing you another step closer to the music you love.

Driverack had to be designed and built in house. With high end transformers, isolated, 56 bit processing and custom signal path. With the L-C-R speaker placement and some mid-side processing we can offer something truly unique.