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Well, it really depends on your room and your listening habits/preferences. For me who loves to listen to awesome organ pedal tones, the max extension mode of the VTF-3 seems to work very well.

I decided to go ahead and order an ice white SVS PB1. I also picked up the Yamaha 1400 earlier today. Half way there!!!

Factory direct prices:
STF-1 $299
STF-2 $399
STF-3 $599

Man, O Man, I wish we can fast-forward to January that's when I'll most likely getting one of these babies ;-)P

I don't know but I would definately go with the M22/Large Sub combination.

I would also check out some other subs such as the ones from Adire Audio (namely the Rava SE), and if you have a good local hi-fi store, or can make your own killer tuned box (acoustic engineers only ) Eminence.

I personally have an Eminence 15 LF Magnum, arguably one of the best stand alone subwoofer drivers for home-audio use, in a custom tuned enclosure and with a 400W RMS Plate Amp, and I couldn't be happier. It beats out my $1500 Klipsch RSW-15 in terms of clarity, musicallity, and (gasp) LF extension. With the Klipsch only showing a slight edge in terms of raw power (volume), my Eminence, at about half the price, seems like a much better package in the end.

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I don't know but I would definately go with the M22/Large Sub combination.

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I guess I didn't explain why on that too well... Well, I like bass that Hertz, 20 Hertz - heh - sorry for the bad pun. But anyways, I always find it pleasing to be shaken by things you can barely hear, so I think the bigger sub would be the better choice, especially considering the fact that the M22ti's offer such linear response.

Have you heard both the M60's and the M22's and a Hsu sub? You may change your mind if you've heard all three products.