Could it be a STF-1 with an Outlaw badge on it?

Since the LFM-1 was developed with input from Dr. Hsu (I believe it's a cousin of sorts to the STF-3) and the specs are so similar to the STF-1, I would assume that there is some relationship between the two.

Interesting about the LFM1 design, which I am anxious to understand in the LFM2.

I have been building subs, speakers for some time and I have never seen someone put the driver so close to the ground given its volume. On carpet it has less than 1" clearance. This of course would drive the SPL into the foundation, therefore creating an illusion of more power. If it was on a hardwood floor I surprised it doesn't bounce! This also makes for cool effects in some movies.. I have already noticed that about the LFM1B I purchased, which I am still breaking in.

In the case of the LFM2's 8" driver to achieve the same thing its clearance would have to be quite close to the floor, hence my question earlier about the LFM2 clearance...

Considering that the stf-1 was very well received, I can't wait for the Outlaw version. Just a better looking stf-1 with a downward firing port (for the same cost, no less) would be a very significant improvement.

Right now, I'm eyeing 2 of these babies--one on either side of my TV console. My current Def Tech 1500, and even the LFM-2, are simply too big for my space. And I believe that the placement benefits of dual subs will override the slightly extended deep end the LFM-2 would provide (though I would have jumped on that b-stock offer if I'd seen it in time...).

It'll be exciting to try it out, though! I'm looking foward to my second Outlaw purchase.

Take a look at the new newsletter. It looks as though the wait is almost over!