Hi from NZ. I recently replaced an original REL Storm 1 from the mid 1990's with an REL T/7x to supplement my stand-mounted Harbeth P3ESR XD speakers. The improvement from my ancient Storm is night and day. Instrument separation and depth of soundstage is much greater. Bass definition much cleaner. Just wanted to say they are a fantastic subwoofer, and I have absolutely no regrets. I wasn't able to audition beforehand, and briefly considered the Classic 98 but wanted every ounce of definition and speed so went with the T series. Extremely happy!
Thank you for sharing, and for supporting REL Acoustics! We are glad to hear that you are enjoying the performance of the T/7x in your system, though if you have any questions then feel free to let us know and we will be happy to assist.
Glad to hear that you are enjoying the T/7x in your system! If you have any questions about it then feel free to reach out and we will be happy to assist.
I think this is a best seller for hifi systems since it is music oriented plus has the two woofers ( the t5x has only one) . I would probably go with that one. Nice job..
Nice, that T/x range looks awesome, and mostly, honestly DELIVERS accordingly with specs. You know, my 200 megapixel phone camera quality exceeds my 24 megapixel DSLR camera… obvious, right?
Thank you for reaching out, and congratulations on your new T/7x! To get the best possible performance from your T/7x we recommend against the use of isolation feet or platforms. Instead, the best performance will be achieved by placing the subwoofer directly on the floor in your room using the original stock feet.
Dear John , I 'm interest in T/7 for my small theater room ( 110 sqm ft ) , I have following question need u advices : 1. T/7 is too powerfull for my small room. 2. wooden floor structure is poor effect for passive drivers. Thanks
Thank you for reaching out. When you have a chance, please write in to contactus@rel.net and our team will be happy to assist with any questions which you may have regarding REL Acoustics subwoofers or incorporating them in your home audio system.
Thank you for watching. It is possible that we will use matte finishes on future subwoofer designs, though for now our Serie HT subwoofers are the only REL models offered in matte finishes.
Great video, I really want a second t7i but they are hard to find now. What are the disadvantages of mismatching a t7i with the t7x instead? How would you reccomend setting the level and crossover to blend with a t7i?
Thank you for reaching out. While a T/7x subwoofer can be used with your T/7i to form a stereo pair, there will be an audible difference in performance which will result in the two not being perfectly matched. Specifically, when compared to the T/7i the T/7x is capable of greater output power, deeper extension, and a faster/more responsive output. When tuning the REL, we recommend setting the Crossover and Level controls by-ear to blend with your system's main loudspeakers. For more information, here is a link to our playlist of videos about REL subwoofer tuning: th-cam.com/video/Uz2sXaAB8BA/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for reaching out. If your system is being used in a small-to-medium sized room then the T/7x can be an excellent choice for pairing with your BØRRESEN X1 speakers. If you have any additional questions about subwoofer pairing for your system then feel free to write in to contactus@rel.net and we will be happy to assist.
Thank you for reaching out. The T/7x's cabinet is braced internally, though for specific information please write in to contactus@rel.net and we will be happy to go into greater detail.
Thank you for reaching out. One of our subwoofers will pair well with your KEF speakers, though the ideal match will depend on a few additional variables relating to your room and equipment. When you have a chance, please write in to contactus@rel.net and we will be happy to provide a subwoofer pairing recommendation specific to your system.
Thank you for reaching out, and for your interest in REL Acoustics subwoofers. When you have a chance, please write in to contactus@rel.net with the dimensions (length, width, height) of your room and the model of main loudspeakers that you are using and our team will be happy to assist with a pairing recommendation specific to your system.
Thank you for reaching out. The T/7x can perform well for all styles of music, though the T/9x is capable of greater output power and is able to reach deeper in it's low-frequency extension, which may be advantageous to you if you listen to bass-heavy styles of music. If you have any other questions about which subwoofer model is the right choice for your system, then feel free to write in to contactus@rel.net and we will be happy to assist.
Hello from New Zealand. I have Magico A3s. Kinda perfect speakers. Their specified range is well down and can cope with 'Also Sprach Zarathustra' and 'Way Down Deep' by Jennifer Warners. But this is at medium to high volume. I often have to play at low volume and so the abovenamed tracks fall well short despite the high end named speakers. My thinking at the moment is that more bass needed at low volumes? (As an aside I accept this is artificial and no one goes to a Strauss Concert for low level hearing.) My question is this: Should I get a sub or an pre-amp with a 'loudness' button? Great review/ product announcement. Thank you very much.
You have a sealed speaker my friend, it’s way faster than a bass reflex than most of us do. I’d ask rel but you may have to go - step above and get a s510. Let me know what you find out!
Thank you for reaching out. What you are experiencing is common, in that humans can hear more perceived low-frequency output when the sound is played at higher levels, but do hear as much perceived low-frequency content when the sound is played at lower listening levels. This is in-part due to human hearing and equal-loudness contours, but is also due to the nature of main loudspeaker design. Adding a subwoofer to your system will help it to produce more low-frequency content, both at regular output levels and also when played at lower output levels, helping the system to sound more full and balanced while also allowing it to produce the true fundamental bass frequencies found in the recordings which you mentioned. It will also help to maintain the natural sound of your system, whereas a 'loudness' button will inherently alter the frequency response of the signal being fed through your system which some listeners find to be undesirable. If you would like assistance with determining the best subwoofer match for pairing with your Magico A3s, then feel free to write in to contactus@rel.net and we will be happy to assist.
I consider T9x or T7x for HiFi use only. The living room is of size (6m x 5m x3m height). One side is with a huge glass- sliding door (3.5m) and the room is „half-open“. So, I would need your expertise regarding SUB best for that shape/size. Regards from Austria
Thank you for reaching out. When you have a chance, please write in to contactus@rel.net and our team will be happy to provide a subwoofer pairing recommendation specific to your system.
Im new to sounds systems and theatre etc. I have MartinLogan - Motion Dual 6-1/2" Passive 2.5-Way Floor Speaker And a receiver Denon NETWORK AV RECEIVER AVR-S760H. I play games and watch movies. I like this sub aesthetically. Will it give me a good bass that will not blow off the roof of my town home but an experience in medium room during gaming and action movies?
Thank you for reaching out, and for your interest in REL Acoustics subwoofers. When you have a chance, please write in to contactus@rel.net and our team will be happy to discuss subwoofer pairing options for your home audio system.
Thank you for reaching out. The T/7x can be connected using it's Low Level input, which will connect to the line level outputs in your preamp or integrated amplifier, though in order to get the best possible performance from the subwoofer we recommend connecting it to your system's amplifier output terminals using the High Level input. When using the Low Level input on the T/7x, you can either use an RCA y-cable so that both the left and right channel pre-outs can connect to the subwoofer's mono Low Level input jack, or you can use a standard RCA cable and connect the subwoofer to one of either the right channel or left channel pre-out.
Thank you for reaching out. We typically recommend the T/7x subwoofer as being the best option for pairing with your KEF LS50 speakers in small-to-medium sized rooms. For more information about subwoofer pairing in your system, please write in to contactus@rel.net and we will be happy to assist.
When setting up stereo pairs of subwoofers, it is always best to have both units be the same matching model. In your case, this means using a second T/7i to pair with your current one. This helps to ensure that the sub-bass output of your system is balanced and even from left to right.
Thank you for reaching out. The T/7x can perform well for both 2-channel music and home theater applications, though the ideal choice of subwoofer for a home audio system will depend on other variables. When you have a chance, please write in to contactus@rel.net and our team will be happy to provide a subwoofer recommendation specific to your system.
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Thank you for reaching out. Here is a link to a video which we recently posted, which goes into detail regarding how to properly clean a REL subwoofer: th-cam.com/video/MUEgWZWabUs/w-d-xo.html
The legs/feet on our subwoofers are designed to place the down-firing passive radiator at a specific distance from the floor in order to achieve the most optimal pressurization. This means that placing the subwoofer on any sort of shelf or platform will have a detrimental impact on the performance of the subwoofer, primarily by limiting it's output power and low-frequency extension potential.
There is no way to dim the power LED on the T/7x, though some customers who find the LED to be too bright have placed a small piece of electrical tape over it.
Electrical tape is a bad idea. I’d use blue painters tape instead and maybe double up on it if one piece doesn’t block the light. Electrical tape will leave really bad residue over time especially with heat present.
Even if you are unable to use the High Level connection in your system, you will still be able to take advantage of the advanced driver, amplifier, and filter designs found in REL subwoofers by using the Low Level input connection. Here is a link to another of our videos which goes into further detail regarding this topic: th-cam.com/video/5Lqrrvh64lg/w-d-xo.html
@@RELAcoustics thanks for the answer! I did everything according to my amp manual (LFE Input, Crossover set to max, volume %50) and configured it using Lyngdorf RoomPerfect filters . It sounds fantastic! PS Yes I got T7X ! :)
@@RafaelGrigorian We are glad to hear that the T/7x is performing well in your system, and thank you for choosing a REL subwoofer! If you have any additional questions going forward then feel free to let us know and we will be happy to assist.
Thank you for reaching out. When you have a chance, please write in to contactus@rel.net and our team will be happy to provide connection instructions specific to your system.
Despite it only featuring a down-firing active driver, the T/5x is still very responsive and dynamic in it's output and performs very well in 2-channel music applications. If you have any additional questions about the T/5x then feel free to let us know and we will be happy to assist.
T/5x is the most musical of all from my experience. It just doesn't hit as low or go as deep as its bigger brothers but it blends in easier and really feels like a natural extension of your speaker. Take it from me, I used two T/5i with my B&W 804 D2 towers. I use the T/7x now but those are harder to integrate initially, the T/5i integrated with the least amount of effort.
Just picked up two T5x to replace a pair of R218. Definitely ingrates better but doesn’t hit as deep. One of my R218 broke. Impressed how the bass is tighter with the T5x but just not as loud.
You guys say you are a high end brand? I purchased 2 of this subs less than a month ago and I have been getting hum out of both of them when I connect them via the speakon cable. I have tried all the different ways recommended in the manual and your other TH-cam videos to connect them and still have the same problem. I have contacted your customer service Twice, the first time I actually got a reply asking for my gear information and how I was connecting the subs. I took 15 to 20 mins to reply to that email and I never heard back. After 2 weeks, I decided to call and no answer, I left a voice mail and still no answer. Do you guys actually have a customer service department? I previously owned SVS subs and their customer service actually helps the client. This has been my first experience with REL, and so far it hasn't been a good one. It makes my wonder what would happen if I actually end up having serious issues with the subs....
Thank you for reaching out, and we are sorry to hear about the hum which you are experiencing with your T/7x subwoofers. Based on our records, it appears that a member of our service team responded to your email request regarding this issue, but have yet to receive a response email. We can have them send a follow up email to you, so that we can assist with resolving the hum that you are experiencing.
When set to standby mode, all of our subwoofers consume only 1/2 of a watt. When idle, or fully powered on but not producing any signal, the T/7x is designed to draw 7.2 watts. In order to get the best possible performance from the subwoofer, we recommend leaving it fully powered on at all times. This will help to ensure that it's internal circuitry maintains a stable operating temperature, and also places less stress on the subwoofer's electrical components due to less power cycling.
This guy gives one great confidence in purchasing a sub.
This level of attention to detail in the design and explanation of the design features & finishing is great. I'm sold!
Hi from NZ. I recently replaced an original REL Storm 1 from the mid 1990's with an REL T/7x to supplement my stand-mounted Harbeth P3ESR XD speakers. The improvement from my ancient Storm is night and day. Instrument separation and depth of soundstage is much greater. Bass definition much cleaner. Just wanted to say they are a fantastic subwoofer, and I have absolutely no regrets. I wasn't able to audition beforehand, and briefly considered the Classic 98 but wanted every ounce of definition and speed so went with the T series. Extremely happy!
Thank you for sharing, and for supporting REL Acoustics! We are glad to hear that you are enjoying the performance of the T/7x in your system, though if you have any questions then feel free to let us know and we will be happy to assist.
Absolutely loving mine! I got one T7x paired with Elac UB 52’s and it’s amazing what it can do no matter what genre of music
Glad to hear that you are enjoying the T/7x in your system! If you have any questions about it then feel free to reach out and we will be happy to assist.
Love the looks and size of this sub. Seems like right now everyone is enamored with the Speedwoofer 10s and 12s, and SVS subs. Those are much bigger.
I think this is a best seller for hifi systems since it is music oriented plus has the two woofers ( the t5x has only one) .
I would probably go with that one.
Nice job..
Wonderful explanation!
Nice, that T/x range looks awesome, and mostly, honestly DELIVERS accordingly with specs. You know, my 200 megapixel phone camera quality exceeds my 24 megapixel DSLR camera… obvious, right?
Thanks for the video I just purchased the Rel T/7X but wanted to know if this sub requires and additional iso pucks for the legs ?
Thank you for reaching out, and congratulations on your new T/7x! To get the best possible performance from your T/7x we recommend against the use of isolation feet or platforms. Instead, the best performance will be achieved by placing the subwoofer directly on the floor in your room using the original stock feet.
Love to try the rel out I might buy one very soon last How 2 video i had with high level input has done almost 700k views 😆
Dear John , I 'm interest in T/7 for my small theater room ( 110 sqm ft ) , I have following question need u advices :
1. T/7 is too powerfull for my small room.
2. wooden floor structure is poor effect for passive drivers.
Thanks
Thank you for reaching out. When you have a chance, please write in to contactus@rel.net and our team will be happy to assist with any questions which you may have regarding REL Acoustics subwoofers or incorporating them in your home audio system.
I wish you guys offered mat finishes. Gloss black shows every little scratch.
Thank you for watching. It is possible that we will use matte finishes on future subwoofer designs, though for now our Serie HT subwoofers are the only REL models offered in matte finishes.
Great video, I really want a second t7i but they are hard to find now. What are the disadvantages of mismatching a t7i with the t7x instead? How would you reccomend setting the level and crossover to blend with a t7i?
Thank you for reaching out. While a T/7x subwoofer can be used with your T/7i to form a stereo pair, there will be an audible difference in performance which will result in the two not being perfectly matched. Specifically, when compared to the T/7i the T/7x is capable of greater output power, deeper extension, and a faster/more responsive output.
When tuning the REL, we recommend setting the Crossover and Level controls by-ear to blend with your system's main loudspeakers. For more information, here is a link to our playlist of videos about REL subwoofer tuning: th-cam.com/video/Uz2sXaAB8BA/w-d-xo.html
just quick qustion would this be a good fit for the BØRRESEN X1 standmount speaker?
Thank you for reaching out. If your system is being used in a small-to-medium sized room then the T/7x can be an excellent choice for pairing with your BØRRESEN X1 speakers. If you have any additional questions about subwoofer pairing for your system then feel free to write in to contactus@rel.net and we will be happy to assist.
Can you explain a little more in detail how this sub is braced inside? Thanks 🙏
I think you can´t because there isn´t any 😅
Thank you for reaching out. The T/7x's cabinet is braced internally, though for specific information please write in to contactus@rel.net and we will be happy to go into greater detail.
Hi, I have a pair of KEF Ci3160rl-thx speakers I use for music driven from my Rega Amp / Turntable. Which REL sub do you recommend I use with them?
Thank you for reaching out. One of our subwoofers will pair well with your KEF speakers, though the ideal match will depend on a few additional variables relating to your room and equipment. When you have a chance, please write in to contactus@rel.net and we will be happy to provide a subwoofer pairing recommendation specific to your system.
Hi I’m looking for a upgrade from my svs pb 1000. I’m not sure what rel subwoofer to go with also 100% music only setup
Thank you for reaching out, and for your interest in REL Acoustics subwoofers. When you have a chance, please write in to contactus@rel.net with the dimensions (length, width, height) of your room and the model of main loudspeakers that you are using and our team will be happy to assist with a pairing recommendation specific to your system.
Hi John,will it be suitable for music genre like tecnho trance and house music or i need to move up to 9x?
Thank you for reaching out. The T/7x can perform well for all styles of music, though the T/9x is capable of greater output power and is able to reach deeper in it's low-frequency extension, which may be advantageous to you if you listen to bass-heavy styles of music.
If you have any other questions about which subwoofer model is the right choice for your system, then feel free to write in to contactus@rel.net and we will be happy to assist.
Hello from New Zealand. I have Magico A3s. Kinda perfect speakers. Their specified range is well down and can cope with 'Also Sprach Zarathustra' and 'Way Down Deep' by Jennifer Warners. But this is at medium to high volume.
I often have to play at low volume and so the abovenamed tracks fall well short despite the high end named speakers. My thinking at the moment is that more bass needed at low volumes? (As an aside I accept this is artificial and no one goes to a Strauss Concert for low level hearing.) My question is this: Should I get a sub or an pre-amp with a 'loudness' button?
Great review/ product announcement. Thank you very much.
You have a sealed speaker my friend, it’s way faster than a bass reflex than most of us do. I’d ask rel but you may have to go - step above and get a s510. Let me know what you find out!
Thank you for reaching out. What you are experiencing is common, in that humans can hear more perceived low-frequency output when the sound is played at higher levels, but do hear as much perceived low-frequency content when the sound is played at lower listening levels. This is in-part due to human hearing and equal-loudness contours, but is also due to the nature of main loudspeaker design.
Adding a subwoofer to your system will help it to produce more low-frequency content, both at regular output levels and also when played at lower output levels, helping the system to sound more full and balanced while also allowing it to produce the true fundamental bass frequencies found in the recordings which you mentioned. It will also help to maintain the natural sound of your system, whereas a 'loudness' button will inherently alter the frequency response of the signal being fed through your system which some listeners find to be undesirable.
If you would like assistance with determining the best subwoofer match for pairing with your Magico A3s, then feel free to write in to contactus@rel.net and we will be happy to assist.
What kind of power supply is used in the T/7x?
A linear PS, or switched-mode?
Curious 2x T/7x owner here. :)
Thank you for reaching out. The T/7x's Class A/B amplifier uses a linear power supply.
I consider T9x or T7x for HiFi use only. The living room is of size (6m x 5m x3m height). One side is with a huge glass- sliding door (3.5m) and the room is „half-open“. So, I would need your expertise regarding SUB best for that shape/size. Regards from Austria
Thank you for reaching out. When you have a chance, please write in to contactus@rel.net and our team will be happy to provide a subwoofer pairing recommendation specific to your system.
Im new to sounds systems and theatre etc. I have MartinLogan - Motion Dual 6-1/2" Passive 2.5-Way Floor Speaker
And a receiver Denon NETWORK AV RECEIVER
AVR-S760H. I play games and watch movies. I like this sub aesthetically. Will it give me a good bass that will not blow off the roof of my town home but an experience in medium room during gaming and action movies?
Thank you for reaching out, and for your interest in REL Acoustics subwoofers. When you have a chance, please write in to contactus@rel.net and our team will be happy to discuss subwoofer pairing options for your home audio system.
just a question new comer, so you use RCA output from preamp to subwoofer? L or R output doesn't matter?
Thank you for reaching out. The T/7x can be connected using it's Low Level input, which will connect to the line level outputs in your preamp or integrated amplifier, though in order to get the best possible performance from the subwoofer we recommend connecting it to your system's amplifier output terminals using the High Level input.
When using the Low Level input on the T/7x, you can either use an RCA y-cable so that both the left and right channel pre-outs can connect to the subwoofer's mono Low Level input jack, or you can use a standard RCA cable and connect the subwoofer to one of either the right channel or left channel pre-out.
@@RELAcoustics thank you for the information
I have Kef LS50 speakers, my room is approximately 10 x12 ft I can’t decide between the rel t5x or the t7 x
Thank you for reaching out. We typically recommend the T/7x subwoofer as being the best option for pairing with your KEF LS50 speakers in small-to-medium sized rooms. For more information about subwoofer pairing in your system, please write in to contactus@rel.net and we will be happy to assist.
Can your pair a T/7i with a T/7x, or is it better to pair it with another T/7i? Thanks
When setting up stereo pairs of subwoofers, it is always best to have both units be the same matching model. In your case, this means using a second T/7i to pair with your current one. This helps to ensure that the sub-bass output of your system is balanced and even from left to right.
Can these be good for home theatre or mostly for music?
Thank you for reaching out. The T/7x can perform well for both 2-channel music and home theater applications, though the ideal choice of subwoofer for a home audio system will depend on other variables. When you have a chance, please write in to contactus@rel.net and our team will be happy to provide a subwoofer recommendation specific to your system.
Xin lỗi tôi không biết Tiếng anh.
Cho tôi hỏi thùng loa dùng dung dịch gì để vệ sinh vì chúng hay để lại dấu tay và bụi rất khó để vệ sinh chúng và hay bị chầy xước
Cảm ơn !
Thank you for reaching out. Here is a link to a video which we recently posted, which goes into detail regarding how to properly clean a REL subwoofer: th-cam.com/video/MUEgWZWabUs/w-d-xo.html
@@RELAcoustics cảm ơn bạn
Does this kind of downfiring passive radiator sub benefit from an isolation platform?
The legs/feet on our subwoofers are designed to place the down-firing passive radiator at a specific distance from the floor in order to achieve the most optimal pressurization. This means that placing the subwoofer on any sort of shelf or platform will have a detrimental impact on the performance of the subwoofer, primarily by limiting it's output power and low-frequency extension potential.
@@RELAcoustics how to avoid neighbour issues if this is placed in ground in gated community apartments higher floors
Is there a method to dim the power led on the back? It is so bright it becomes a distraction during listening sessions
There is no way to dim the power LED on the T/7x, though some customers who find the LED to be too bright have placed a small piece of electrical tape over it.
@@RELAcoustics I will do the same then ;-)
@@RELAcoustics Amazingly that is what I have done to my REL! :)
Electrical tape is a bad idea. I’d use blue painters tape instead and maybe double up on it if one piece doesn’t block the light. Electrical tape will leave really bad residue over time especially with heat present.
@@pf5658 I would suggest it audiophile grade painters tape. I have an extra roll I could sell you for like $400
My amps manual (Lyngdorf TDAI1120) says to never use a high level connection when connecting a sub. Does that mean I should never get a REL?
Even if you are unable to use the High Level connection in your system, you will still be able to take advantage of the advanced driver, amplifier, and filter designs found in REL subwoofers by using the Low Level input connection. Here is a link to another of our videos which goes into further detail regarding this topic: th-cam.com/video/5Lqrrvh64lg/w-d-xo.html
@@RELAcoustics thanks for the answer! I did everything according to my amp manual (LFE Input, Crossover set to max, volume %50) and configured it using Lyngdorf RoomPerfect filters . It sounds fantastic!
PS Yes I got T7X ! :)
@@RafaelGrigorian We are glad to hear that the T/7x is performing well in your system, and thank you for choosing a REL subwoofer! If you have any additional questions going forward then feel free to let us know and we will be happy to assist.
Как подключить к усилителю Denon-1700?
Thank you for reaching out. When you have a chance, please write in to contactus@rel.net and our team will be happy to provide connection instructions specific to your system.
Rel are the best with Sonus Faber and SVS.
Would you say the T/5x isn't musical since it only contains a down firing speaker?
Despite it only featuring a down-firing active driver, the T/5x is still very responsive and dynamic in it's output and performs very well in 2-channel music applications. If you have any additional questions about the T/5x then feel free to let us know and we will be happy to assist.
T/5x is the most musical of all from my experience. It just doesn't hit as low or go as deep as its bigger brothers but it blends in easier and really feels like a natural extension of your speaker. Take it from me, I used two T/5i with my B&W 804 D2 towers. I use the T/7x now but those are harder to integrate initially, the T/5i integrated with the least amount of effort.
Just picked up two T5x to replace a pair of R218. Definitely ingrates better but doesn’t hit as deep.
One of my R218 broke. Impressed how the bass is tighter with the T5x but just not as loud.
You guys say you are a high end brand? I purchased 2 of this subs less than a month ago and I have been getting hum out of both of them when I connect them via the speakon cable. I have tried all the different ways recommended in the manual and your other TH-cam videos to connect them and still have the same problem. I have contacted your customer service Twice, the first time I actually got a reply asking for my gear information and how I was connecting the subs. I took 15 to 20 mins to reply to that email and I never heard back. After 2 weeks, I decided to call and no answer, I left a voice mail and still no answer. Do you guys actually have a customer service department? I previously owned SVS subs and their customer service actually helps the client. This has been my first experience with REL, and so far it hasn't been a good one. It makes my wonder what would happen if I actually end up having serious issues with the subs....
Thank you for reaching out, and we are sorry to hear about the hum which you are experiencing with your T/7x subwoofers. Based on our records, it appears that a member of our service team responded to your email request regarding this issue, but have yet to receive a response email. We can have them send a follow up email to you, so that we can assist with resolving the hum that you are experiencing.
@@RELAcoustics I replied to the email, once again.... No answer.
Please get rid of the silver screws .... Makes it look tacky ... Just a thought
Keep the silver screws .... Makes it look great ...
I’m with you on that... and the silly silver feet with the cheesey ‘REL’ logo.
The studded look is awesome. Keep em. Lol.
Every other sub out there looks the same. A boring cube. This at least has some treatment I like it.
4 feet, 8 screws, REL logo all around. Rel, please be less cheesy.
I really like the aesthetic of this sub. I know that's a polarizing topic though with all the logo treatments
you like that word pistonic if i spelled it right. love your videos awsome bbbbbbaaaaassss.
What's the standby power consumption looking like? Do I need to unplug it when not in use or manually switch off?
When set to standby mode, all of our subwoofers consume only 1/2 of a watt. When idle, or fully powered on but not producing any signal, the T/7x is designed to draw 7.2 watts.
In order to get the best possible performance from the subwoofer, we recommend leaving it fully powered on at all times. This will help to ensure that it's internal circuitry maintains a stable operating temperature, and also places less stress on the subwoofer's electrical components due to less power cycling.