Subwoofer Comparison Sonus faber Gravis II and REL T/9i
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ส.ค. 2024
- Adrian unboxes the Sonus Faber Gravis II subwoofer and compares it to its competitor the REL T/9i. This is going to be Part 1 of a 2 part video, where we compare the Sonus faber Gravis II with the REL T/9i sonically and physically.
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Audio Excellence Inc. is a high end audio/video store in Markham, Ontario, Canada, a suburb of Toronto. We've been in business since 1991.
Check out our interviews with designers and audio luminaries like Daryl Wilson of Wilson Audio, Paul McGowan of PS Audio, Paolo Tezzon of Sonus faber, Wendell Diller of Magnepan, John Atkinson of Stereophile, Dan D'Agostino of D'Agostino Master Audio Systems, Nelson Pass of Pass Labs and others.
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Crack the subs open, show the drivers, show the amps, show the internal build of the cabinet, listen to both and gives us your thoughts. That's te kind of review that's needed. People watching this reviews would like depth of information.
Definitely want to stop by again for more in person listen. Thank you!
I love my pair of REL T/9is! They were easy to integrate. They have revolutionized my Magnepan 1.7i system. I was in bass denial for a while with the Maggies. But there is no significant sub bass and no percussive bass slam. Adding the RELs fixed all of that. I put them on hockey pucks to decouple them from my hardwood floor otherwise they shake the whole house! They are attached via Kimber Cu high level connection cables to a pair of Bryston 28B3 monoblocks.
Do the subs really make a big difference? I had a pair of 1.7’s sold them for a lack of bass. Running Bryston as well.
@@georgebartolo8856 The pair of REL T/9i subs make a HUGE difference. They have revolutionized my system with the Maggies. I can’t stress this enough. The Maggies are great on the midrange and top end. But they need help with bass and sub bass. They just have no bass slam or any percussive quality. The RELs add that and can be integrated well with the 1.7i pair.
Pretty. I love my T/9i. Now I need to hear the 9/x.
Thanks for the video.
Helpful video. I just picked up a Q201E and am anxious to see how they do with my Olympica IIs when my room is built. Plan to probably only use the sub with streaming, otherwise just the Sonus faber for turntable listening.
Please bring us the comparison video - extremely interesting background you provided on this. I am on the brink of a significant speaker upgrade (primarily because I want better bass) and sometimes wonder if serious subwoofers might be the most effective solution. I do have a PV1D paired with my B&W 804D2s, and it helps, but I am always concerned with placement, phasing, crossover settings, etc. Thus my current thought is larger full-range speakers. Anyway - a comparison and thoughts on this from Adrian and Villip would be good viewing. Keep it up guys and thank you. I truly wish your store was close enough to visit.
Looks good Adrian looking forward to your thoughts in comparison. 🎧👍🙂
Thanks!
I like the smaller version "Gravis I"
That was simple but efficient, informative on a subject I wouldn’t normally watch. Beautifully made subs. Concrete or wood floors? Without hearing either one how could you go wrong?
I really look forward to their audio performance comparison. My rig incorporates 2 Rel T9X subs. As you unboxed that sub I thought someone had duped you and slipped a Rel in that box.
They could almost be manufactured by a 3rd party, and packaged and marketed separately with a few minor cosmetic differences.
Thanks for the insight to sumiko. It’s fascinating. I wonder what John hunter would would think of the copy cat sub. I like the Rel for it’s separate.1 lfe input
Seem to be learning ya products on the run ...
If one wants a speaker, one goes to a speaker maker.
If one wants a subwoofer, one goes to a subwoofer maker.
Hence the reason why I've got sonus Faber sonetto's hooked-up to stereo Rels 🥳
The review that will never come.
Adrian...great comparison and very informative. My question is how do these subs compare with the B&W DB range? Thanks!
Looking at these two subs. Would it be possible when you showed a deeper look at the Gravis line to show the different woods? I am trying to get a handle on Sonus Faber's Wenge usage but the website photos are not helping that much. Thanks!
When are going to do part 2? I would like to hear the comparison as I already have a REL sub and I like it, but I now have some Sonus Farber Speakers and need a second subwoofer and I'm not sure which one to buy!
hi! thank you for the video. did you manage to compare sonus gravis vs rel? are they comparable audio-quality wise? thank you
The T9/i is already a discontinued model. The current model is the T9/x
Where are these made? Italy and China?
Nice Bk Subwoofers 😉
i dont understand why you need for markings on the XO. you should be adjusting by sound not frequency number.
While the Xover Frequency demarkations would never be very precise, many speaker manufacturers specify a recommended Xover frequency for their loudspeakers for adding/integrating a subwoofer.
Sure, there are many variables that will ultimately decide the ideal final Xover Frequency & Slope, but the manufacturer's suggestions are generally a useful guide and a good starting point based on their testing and experience.
The markings would help when youre adjusting as well, to remember where it sounded good and not.
Looks like you broke the lower left peg off the REL grill.
Looking forward to a sonic comparison. But a little louder in future please. At -12.7db with a quiet voice, it's hardly audio excellence.
Agreed. And IDK, perhaps inform Vilip when you will be recording videos so he doesn't walk around jingling his keys?
It would also be good to use a "Key light" or "front light" to illuminate Adrian and the products from the camera position so that they are not in unflattering deep shadows from the room's built-in overhead lighting.
In addition, the TITLE of the video should be changed to include, "UNBOXING" and "PHYSICAL Comparison".
@@bbfoto7248 True on all counts. But an 'unboxing' video wouldn't get as many views, including mine 😂
Title should be "unboxing", not comparison. It is really dissapointing to see the complete video expecting that by some point you will start comparing their sound and performance, and that never happens.
You say there will be another video for that. Then fix the title for this video.
Make your own vid. STFU.
@@f430ferrari5 sure, if you send me the subs.
I just will not be able to do such a great review as Adrian (when he do them), since I do not have that much experience as he has.
@@1JRW1 send you the subs. 😂🤣. That would be part of your job too.
If you can’t do as good of a job as Adrian then what are you complaining about. 😂
It’s more about “how” you are addressing him too. You could be more respectful?
I actually like how some show the appearance and features of electronic components.
It’s hard to get a reference pertaining to sound and performance because our rooms are not the same etc.
Adrain made lots of comparisons between the two subs so the title is accurate. They do all of these videos for charity which i think is awesome so how about some support so they keep doing them.
Title of video is misleading. Watching someone open a box is like watching paint dry.