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<blockquote data-quote="Beerdrnkr" data-source="post: 7972472" data-attributes="member: 568055">I&#039;m currently running the MS-8 but I&#039;ve ran almost all of the other processors / active headunits out there except some of the newer stuff (masconi 6to8, helix, and PS8). The MS-8 is a great processor for a beginner or someone that doesn&#039;t know much about tuning. For me, there was still quite a bit of tweaking I had to do to it before I got the sound I wanted but it only goes so far without all the bells and whistles that the other processors have.They seem to be readily available for $400-$450 used quite often. Diymobileaudio.com usually has a couple in the classifieds, I&#039;d recommend picking them up there. JBL also sells them on ebay or their website refurbished w/ warranty for around $450. I think it&#039;s a great unit to have up to a certain point. Definitely a must if you have a center channel!I&#039;m one of those guys that&#039;s never happy and needs to constantly be tuning so I&#039;ll be running an Alpine H-800 for that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Beerdrnkr, post: 7972472, member: 568055"] I'm currently running the MS-8 but I've ran almost all of the other processors / active headunits out there except some of the newer stuff (masconi 6to8, helix, and PS8). The MS-8 is a great processor for a beginner or someone that doesn't know much about tuning. For me, there was still quite a bit of tweaking I had to do to it before I got the sound I wanted but it only goes so far without all the bells and whistles that the other processors have. They seem to be readily available for $400-$450 used quite often. Diymobileaudio.com usually has a couple in the classifieds, I'd recommend picking them up there. JBL also sells them on ebay or their website refurbished w/ warranty for around $450. I think it's a great unit to have up to a certain point. Definitely a must if you have a center channel! I'm one of those guys that's never happy and needs to constantly be tuning so I'll be running an Alpine H-800 for that. [/QUOTE]

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