New from TC Helicon...
VoiceSolo FX150 Monitor Speaker

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYud9uvbmNA

150W Class-D amplifier
Full range 6.5″ Tannoy 2-way coaxial ICT driver
Ultra-low noise 3-channel digital mixer
3-band EQ with individual channel control
High-quality mic preamps
XLR/TRS combo inputs with automatic mic/line switching
Integrated TC-Helicon vocal processing / DSP processing:
Adaptive Tone (Intelligent EQ, Compression, De-essing, Gating)
9 popular vocal Reverb styles from VoiceLive 3
Smart Power compensation and protection
Voice Cancel on Aux channel
Hi-Z instrument switch on Channel 1
Selectable Output – Choose between CHANNEL 1 (typically vocals) or FULL MIX for the OUT connection
True stage monitor pass thru
48V switchable phantom power
1/8” Aux input
One-click Easy Grip mic-stand mounting system
Lightweight, compact design – 3 kg / 6.6 lbs
Rigid, very low resonance high impact polystyrene enclosure
Mic Control™compatible
Efficient external power with ample stage cable length

http://www.tc-helicon.com/products/voicesolo-fx150

prices?

I should have prices later today

Thanx Frank...could be a nice match with the srm150 in stereo with vocal FX for small gigs.

Unfortunately no frequency ranges mentioned. I like the video, but otherwise:
-TC Helicon doesn't seem to have produced loudspeakers before, rather microphones and effect processors etc.
-He says a main component is from Tannoy, what happened to them? On Thomann there's nearly nothing from Tannoy, are they out of business?

BTW, isn't it generally better to have a 2-way speaker with a separate tweeter? So I would still prefer the new FBT J5A: renowned manufacturer with long tradition (even if niche supplier), detailed specifications with laboratory measurements, and my own great experiences with the Jolly 5BA. Unfortunately, the Thomann page of the former FBT Jolly 5 BA is gone since this new model is released now, so you cannot see all the 5-star reviews any more.
http://www.thomann.de/gb/fbt_j5a_j_serie.htm

They made two models ..years ago..that were just ok..I think they were a model 200 and a 300.
They were vocal monitors and that was the only thing they handled alright..
http://www.zzounds.com/item--TCEVSM300

why would tc helicon choose tonnoy to make their speakers design on this unit?

They need to make a dumbed down version... If you want two of these for stereo monitoring, no need to duplicate all the vocal effects section.

$299 map, great design, tannoy and tc are under the same parent company

Coax design sounds amazing, allot of punch, top end, clarity, it's the next step after the srm150