Hsu VTF-3 info is up, take a look (1 Viewer)

[Bob_A]

The Hsu VTF-3 info is up on their website now. It looks very nice!
http://www.hsuresearch.com
Any questions? Email the good Doktor at [email protected]

 

[Greg_R]

It's a neat idea to give a CD with bass-rich songs on it to each buyer. Does anyone know what's on the CD?

 

[Frank Frandsen]

My 2 TN 1220HO's each came with a CD by Virgil Fox performing some Bach, Jongen, Gigout and other composers. It is a good CD to that demonstrates Hsu's ability to work great with home theater and music.

Frank

 

[Bob_A]

Hey Frank, how are you enjoying those TN subs? I have heard great things about them. Seem to be very reasonably priced too. I have never seen a subwoofer take up less floorspace than those TN subs.

 

[ling_w]

The spec for the VTF-3 says it goes down to 18 hz +-2dB, while the TN1220HO goes down to 20hz +-1dB. Which one has deeper extension, or are they both pretty much the same, going down to 16hz @ -3dB?

I've also seen the CD. It is the same as Bainbridge Records's Virgil Fox "The Digital Fox", but with some slight difference in track time, along with the very begining of the first track being cut off. Must have been the same master tape, different transfers to CD.

 

[JerryW]

I'd say the VTF-3 would easily go down to 16Hz (+/- 3dB) in room. Probably even lower, depending on the room.

 

[KonradN]

when can we expect tn numbers on this beast?

 

[Bob_A]

Email Dr. Hsu and he can tell you how this subwoofer compares to his other subwoofers. Apparently the VTF-3 in max output mode will have even more output (but slightly less extension) than the TN1220HO.

Either way, with the TN series or with the VTF-3, I do not think anyone can go wrong. But again, email the good Doktor and he can tell you how the VTF-3 will compare to the TN series, and which sub you should go with after looking at your general listening preferences.