Push-Pull design Subwoofer

[ALEXG]

Will this ever become available again??? I recall an early design that had 2 X 10" woofers configured and they had a small footprint and performed most admirably.

[Pete_Hsu]

The good ole HRSW sub :) Not sure about bringing that back, but we do plan on reintroducing the TN1220HO at some point later in the year.

Sincerely,

[shadyJ]

The good ole HRSW sub :) Not sure about bringing that back, but we do plan on reintroducing the TN1220HO at some point later in the year.

Sincerely,

Wow, that will be neat! How did I miss this post!? I know you guys probably don't want to spoil any of the surprises, but are you going to be using the same exact design, or will there be some changes? I think a new cylinder design could be a real beast- I would love to see a 15" driver in one of those suckers! I know that Hsu mostly likes to make nice looking subs that can blend in a room nicely, believe me I appreciate that and wouldn't have bought these subs if that weren't the case, but I would love to see Hsu go all out and disregard aesthetic considerations totally and just make a performance monster! So what if it wouldn't sell! Something like that would draw attention to your other products anyway.

[ALEXG]

Wow, wasn't expecting that answer but I have 2 X VTF3.2's and 2 X HRSW10's and they do not fill my room with enough bass (20X21). I prefer cylinder's since my spouse does not like the box design and cylinders take up less space! Alex

[Pete_Hsu]

All very good points shadyJ and ALEXG. That said, the TN1220HO model that we plan to re-introduce will be very similar to the old one (ie. 12" in diameter, and ~ 4 feet tall), in our quest to once again provide more bass in less floor space.

Sincerely,

[ALEXG]

Pete, thanks for the info but my question was will HSU ever remake a sub that has a push-pull design like the HRSW210??? Thanks in advance, Alex