HT-6? No. Not enough power, especially on the non-bridged channels. The HT-4 and HT-2 combination would be great. Or, a Syn4 and Syn4 combo. It generally requires two amplifiers to run a 3-some at its best. I would find a used Wetsounds Syn6. It's Class AB and there should be units available. Or, maybe Wetsounds has a refurbished Syn6. I like the Wetsounds SD or Syn series for a 3-Some application because it has the correct configuration switching to do a mixed mono center channel bridge. There are at least four ways to bridge depending on the specific amplifier topology and the particular application. With a great majority of amplifiers if you send a 1 kHz signal in on the left input and a 5 kHz signal in on the right input (just as an example) you would only get the 1 kHz signal on the (+) output of one channel and the 5 kHz on the (-) output on the other channel. The signals are not summed until the speaker voice coils. It absolutely sounds bad to me, although some don't seem to mind. And some just wrongly blame it on harsh HLCDs.
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