Help beat the HSU VTF-15 Mk2! (but must have a satin or gloss black finish)

[Landmonster]

I skipped to the middle. I hope I am not restating. I would sell the Emo and put it toward your sub budget. With the subs and crossing over towers. The amp may no longer get hot. If it does keep a bit of money behind for a used 2-3 channel amp for the fronts. Just my 2 cents....


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Unless there's something I don't know... I didn't want to sell the Emotiva.

It made a nice improvement in sound quality. Even with the towers alone, the Denon can't really keep up without getting hot, and the bass is not as great.

 

[Jeff R.]

Unless there's something I don't know... I didn't want to sell the Emotiva.

It made a nice improvement in sound quality. Even with the towers alone, the Denon can't really keep up without getting hot, and the bass is not as great.

You will be crossing over your towers once the subs are running so the demand on the amps should drop off significantly. Just my thoughts.


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[ParisB]

I went from an HSU VTF15-MK2 to a PB4000. Upgrade in output and I like the piano gloss finish. But for the price, HSU is tough to beat.

 

[Mr._Clark]

Have you checked out these dual SVS pb 400s? I think you are both in Texas?

Dual SVS PB 4000 for sale

Selling my dual PB 4000's no problems just want to go to passive subs not active in my home theater $1400 each these are the piano gloss versions that's 500 off each one For the price of a PB 3000 actually less no tax you get the best of both worlds the performance of the PB 3000 up top but...

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