PSA MTM-210 & MTM-210C Home Theater Speakers - OfferUp $820 - MSRP $2,925

PSA MTM-210 & MTM-210C Home Theater Speakers - OfferUp $820 - MSRP $2,925

Average Guy HiFi Rating - 45/50 = 90%

Demo: Oblivion 4K

Website:

https://www.uphe.com/movies/oblivion

Amazon link:

https://www.amazon.com/Oblivion-Blu-r...

I definitely think this is an underrated movie. I have watched this one a few times alone, just for the visual and audio enjoyment alone.

The movie is good also so it’s a win, win for us home theater junkies:)

What was included:

PSA MTM-210 - Qty. 2

PSA MTM-210C - Qty. 1

PSA Website:

https://www.powersoundaudio.com/produ...

Type - 2 way, audiophile loudspeaker
Tweeter - 1" titanium compression driver
Woofers - Dual 10" high efficiency woofers
Frequency Response = 70Hz - 18kHz
Sensitivity = 98dB 1W/1M
Nominal Impedance = 8 Ohms
Power Handling = 175 W
Size HxWxD = 28" x 11" x 16" (includes grill)
Weight = 55 lbs. each

MSRP - $975

Total MSRP (3 speakers) - $2,925

Website - OfferUp

Where I Purchased - Drove about 70 minutes south, to grab these from a very nice guy.

Listed Price - $800

Price Paid - $820 (wasn’t sure if the seller was going to be charged PayPal fees so I added $20, just in case)

Condition - All 3 speakers were in pristine condition.

Quality - 9.0

These speakers are super high quality, you will be aware of this, right when you see them. PSA didn’t cut any corners and you can tell sound was their top priority.

The thing that might be a little off putting might be the “bed liner” coating, even though it is applied about as good as I’ve ever seen.

Sound - 9.5

It takes quite a bit to get me to swap out my regular audio equipment but after listening to these speakers for a couple hours, I seriously considered keeping these beasts. Due to the size, I decided to pass the good deal along.

These 3 speakers gave me the most close to at home movie theater experience, out of all the speakers I’ve owned and tried.

They put out huge sound and are very easy to drive. These wonderful sounding speakers were designed to be used with a high quality sub or 4. Keep that in mind when you are budgeting.

MSRP Rating - 9.0

This is a tough category for these speakers, unless performance is your top criteria.

At nearly $1,000 each, they definitely aren’t cheap but when you compare the performance to speakers costing much more, these become a bargain.

They aren’t going to win when it comes to looks or perks but you will be hard pressed to find a better sounding front stage for the money.

Aesthetics - 8.0

I love the looks of matching front 3 speakers, always have. These are just too darn large in my room, so they just didn’t make the cut.

I am imagining these speakers will most likely end up in dark and dedicated theaters or behind transparent screens, in most cases.

They are very utilitarian styled with sound placed as the top priority.

Price Paid Value - 9.5

I posted this deal on the forums, which I rarely do, and the overwhelming response is that I basically stole these.

No doubt, this was one of the better deals I’ve landed, especially considering that they are still a current model.

$820 for $2,925 is about as good as you will do, especially for speakers of this caliber.

Average Guy HiFi Rating - 45/50 = 90%

Other Equipment used: Denon AVR-X3300W Receiver, Marantz MM7055 Amplifier, LG C9 OLED 65” TV, Panasonic DP-UB820P-K 4K Blu-ray Player, Panamax M7500-PRO, Xbox One X

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