I had my hdt sitting in a corner of my bedroom for some time and had a pair of manger drivers sitting on top the of them for about the same time.
I finaly got the time to try the mangers in my bigfunhorns but the result wasn't good at all, way too much bass and mid bass. Obiviously the bigfunhorn are too long and tuned for my lowther which doesn't match at all with the mangers.
So I triend the two little bending wave drivers in the hdt, switched the speakers in the livingroom and sat for a short listening session.
My expectation wasn't big since the speakers are not designed at all for theses drivers but the result is very good. Sure they don't have the snap, the energy and the loud spl playing capacity of the fostex or lowther but the sound is extremely natural with a lot of presence and sweet well balanced highs, very electrostatic like.
I tough I would not get bass since the published specs of the drivers t&s implied a fs of 80hz but the drivers does not work as a regular paper cone driver and the t&s seem pretty unusefull in bass region.
Anyway, I didn't expect nothing under 60-80hz but the result is better bass than the fe206 and extention in the 35-40hz. More than enough for good reproduction quality of a double bass or grand piano.
If you come accross a pair of theses drivers take the time to test them in your hdt, you may like the result.
It's hard to explain the resulting sound but the closest thing a can think of would be quad esl with better extentions, dynamics and higher possible spl.