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Home Theater—Toby offers a combination of powered subs, center channel speakers, and pairs of front and rear speakers. Sometimes Toby 8-inch co-axial speakers are used in the rear, in the ceiling or in the walls. In-wall satellite speakers are also offered.
Home Stereo—Toby satellites and passive or active subs are still popular for home and small recording studios as near field monitors.
Up scale Home Speakers designed by Steve Bolser: 6 foot tall electrostatics--$5000/pr, Dynamic dipoles--$1500/pr, double twelve 250 watt powered subwoofer with double twelves--$1200.
The Molly True Dipole is used in churches, schools, auditoriums, and by traveling performers. It is designed for voice and solo instrument reproduction down to 150 Hz. The frequency response is nearly the same on the front and the back. Loudness at the ends and sides of a dipole is down 15 dB which helps control feedback and reverberation. There is no box, just a baffle so speech and singing are articulate. Efficiency is high—95 dB/W/M.
In Fort Worth, the Molly’s are used in the Bass Performance Hall, the Scott Theater, and the Amon Carter Auditorium.
The BLASTER is a small reflex box version of the Molly for forward sound projection only, response from 90 Hz up.
CUSTOM dynamic dipoles are made for a lower cutoff frequency and higher power handling.