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Manny, I'm looking for the same HT advice. Sometimes you need to check things out for yourself. Being a Newbie on the block, I recently listened to the B&W ASW 600 & the ASW 650. These things knocked me right out of my chair. Albeit in a very sound freindly environment. The price range is $500 to $1000 depends on what deal you can get. check-em out!
Last edited by SkyDriver; 11/12/03 08:54 AM.
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Re: Sub for M22s
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Hello all..I am a newbie and have my order of M22's, VP150, QS8's and Hsu sub. When talking to Brent last week about my order I asked him about the subs. He told me that they are coming out with a new line of them and from the tone in his voice he is very excited about this. Sounds like to me that in the future Axiom won't be losing out on the subs to Hsu and Svs. I just couldn't wait till the end of year for mine. So if you have a month or so to wait then you may want to check back when their new line of subs are out.
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Hmmmm... VERY interesting. I wonder when we'll hear some official info on new Axiom subs.
You can tell me...I promise to tell everyone!
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Joined: Oct 2003
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Speaking of new subs, what is the difference of the new HSU ones compared to their current line up? From what I can tell, the only main difference is the lack of switching from max extension(I think it is locked in max extension).
Is that really the only difference? I wanted the VFT-2 until I realized the waiting time for the B-Stock was over 90 days.
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As far as I know, that is indeed the biggest difference. Those new STF series subs, should indeed be real bargains.
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So from reading the description on their website, only allowing maximum extension will ensure that all forms of audio are bass "heavy"?
Having never owned a sub before, what's the likelyhood I would have ever switched between one setting or the other?
Do others that have the VTF series switch all the time?
-Nick
My M60's make me listen
My M80's make my ears hear
Either way - I'm not deaf anymore
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I honestly never switch mine. I have it set for maximum extension (depth) and leave it there. That little VTF-2 is plenty loud enough.
It doesn't make things "bass heavy". It will not sound "boomy" at all. It simply has the ability to go real low when needed.
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Awesome..that's reassuring as I was considering the VTF-2
-Nick
My M60's make me listen
My M80's make my ears hear
Either way - I'm not deaf anymore
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Seems like maybe the reviewer of the SVS, HSU and AXIOM subs was a little biased....IMHO.
"One needs to crawl thru the darkness to stand in the light"
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