Tannoy is introducing the TS2 active subwoofers, designed with high power Class D bridge mode amplification with dual opposing drivers enclosed in 25mm MDF cabinets. The new TS2.10 employs two 10” drivers and a 300-watt RMS amplifier, while the larger TS2.12 offers two 12” drivers and a 500-watt RMS amplifier.

Boasting more power and more square-inches of driver area than any competing design, the Class D amplifiers are controlled by a Tri-State Pulse Width Modulated Digital signal processor that delivers low frequency effects right down to nearly 20Hz. Tannoy says the twin 10” driver configuration subwoofer offers a similar cone surface area to a single 15” design, while the twin 12” driver model offers the same cone surface characteristics as a subwoofer with a single 18” driver. This design was created to avoid the cabinet vibrations inherent in large single-woofer designs. Tannoy’s polymer cone feet, specially developed for the original TS range, are again deployed on the TS2.10 and TS2.12.

Coming with complementary grilles, the TS2.10 is available in a dark grey satin, premium high gloss black or contemporary high gloss white finishes. The TS2.12 is available in spring 2012 in dark gray satin finish or high gloss black as a premium option. Full specs are here: http://www.tannoy.com/StudioSummary.aspx