HSU Research HB1 MK2 Bookshelf Speaker (Pair) Rosenut Finish Photo

Hsu Hb 1 Mk2. HSU Research HB1 MK2 Bookshelf Speaker (Pair) Rosenut Finish Photo The bottom line is this: you could easily assemble a 5.1 system around the HB-1 MK2 and a matching HSU Research subwoofer for less than a grand; throw in a modest Outlaw Audio amp and perhaps an. Hsu Research HB-1 Mk2 Gathering a first impression of the Hsu's I was reminded of the irascible Audio Critic, Peter Aczel, who, upon reviewing the peerless Morrison ELAD preamp, used the term "agricultural" to describe the plain and straightforward exterior design of the unit

In satin black, the HB-1's lean in that direction. The bottom line is this: you could easily assemble a 5.1 system around the HB-1 MK2 and a matching HSU Research subwoofer for less than a grand; throw in a modest Outlaw Audio amp and perhaps an.

Hsu HB1 MK2 Horn Bookshelf Speakers (Black) Photo 3014734 Canuck

Indeed, the HB-1 MK2 ($318/pr) seems to be designed primarily as a home theater bruiser: At 15.4 inches high, it's the largest speaker in this roundup, and its 6.5-inch, polypropylene-cone woofer gives it more bass real estate than any but the Axiom M3v3. I use them about 75 % for movies and 25 % for music, ranging from classical to jazz to classic rock The HB-1 and HC-1 were finished in a nearly flawless satin black that made them look much nicer than their low prices might suggest

HSU HB1 mk2 (with Boxes!) For Sale Canuck Audio Mart. Hsu Research ranks high on home theater enthusiasts' "most favored brands" list, largely because of its high-performance, low-priced subwoofers I can't say I am a fan of the industrial looking horn but otherwise, the HB-1 looks fine: As you see, it uses a.

HSU Research HB1 MK2 Bookshelf Loudspeaker Reviewed Hsu Research. The system Hsu Research sent me consisted of four HB-1 Mk.2 bookshelf speakers ($149 USD each), an HC-1 Mk.2 center channel ($239 each), and a VTF-3 Mk.3 subwoofer ($699 each) Here are my impression: *Most easy to notice is that the 600M are brighter, to the point of sounding a touch splashy with cymbals and brass.