REL - T/7X - High Gloss White
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Specifications
- RMS Power200 watts
- Key Specs
- RMS Power: 200 watts (The maximum amount of continuous power the device is able to handle.)
- General
- Brand: REL
- Model Number: T/7X WHITE
- Product Name: T/7X
- Color: High Gloss White
- Audio
- Firing Direction: Front, Down
- Enclosed: true
- Features
- Indoor Or Outdoor Use: Indoor (Indicates the appropriate environment product was designed to be used in.)
- Connectivity
- Network Connector(s): No network connectors, No network connectors, No network connectors
- Subwoofer Connection Type: RCA
- Wireless: false
- Dimensions
- Product Height: 12.6 inches (The out of box height of the item. Height is measured as the vertical distance from the bottom of the item to the top as it would be primarily used or placed.)
- Product Width: 14 inches (The out of box width of the item. Width is measured as the horizontal distance from one side of the item to the other as it would be primarily used or placed.)
- Product Depth: 14.3 inches (The out of box depth of the item. Depth is measured as the distance from the front of the item to the back as it would be primarily used or placed.)
- Product Weight: 38.5 pounds (The out of box weight of the item.)
- Included
- Cable(s) Included: Proprietary, Power
- Warranty
- Warranty - Parts: 3 years
- Warranty - Labor: 3 years
- Other
- UPC: 857316005560
T/7x is the perfect answer for the real world. It’s compact enough (and beautiful enough) to end arguments before they begin; while powerful enough to easily answer most needs and balanced enough to blend beautifully with many of the quality speakers out there and still flexible enough to work in specialty applications.
- The Practically Perfect Rel: T/7x is, without reservation, one of the most-balanced RELs of all time. In order to achieve perfect balance, a sub must weigh speed against heft, while ensuring true extension-depth-and do so in a physically harmonious package. T/7x manages to make it all seem easy.
- Designed to be Better: Our engineers, recognizing the need for greater acoustic volume to achieve the goals of greater fluidity and power, work dimensions to fool the eye into seeing a smaller, more compact footprint even though cabinet volume increases.
- Innovative Alloy/Fibre Bass Engines: The 8” long throw active and 10” passive drivers are where T/7x derives its incredible speed and clean finish. A thorough revision of critical suspension components are responsible for the agility and suppleness of T/7x.
- 200W Amplifier: The powerful 200-watt mosfet amplifier used in the T/7x remains an icon of sound and reliability with huge reserves of current. Massive power supplies are used and small upgrades are found everywhere.
- Arrow Wireless: REL never rely upon digital compression as it results in thin, lifeless sound. Instead, we have perfected an Arrow Wireless system.
- The Practically Perfect Rel: T/7x is, without reservation, one of the most-balanced RELs of all time. In order to achieve perfect balance, a sub must weigh speed against heft, while ensuring true extension-depth-and do so in a physically harmonious package. T/7x manages to make it all seem easy.
- Designed to be Better: Our engineers, recognizing the need for greater acoustic volume to achieve the goals of greater fluidity and power, work dimensions to fool the eye into seeing a smaller, more compact footprint even though cabinet volume increases.
- Innovative Alloy/Fibre Bass Engines: The 8” long throw active and 10” passive drivers are where T/7x derives its incredible speed and clean finish. A thorough revision of critical suspension components are responsible for the agility and suppleness of T/7x.
- 200W Amplifier: The powerful 200-watt mosfet amplifier used in the T/7x remains an icon of sound and reliability with huge reserves of current. Massive power supplies are used and small upgrades are found everywhere.
- Arrow Wireless: REL never rely upon digital compression as it results in thin, lifeless sound. Instead, we have perfected an Arrow Wireless system.
Whats Included
- Passive radiator
- AB
- Gain
- Phase
- Cut frequency
- Volume
- Power on/off
- Passive radiator
- AB
- Gain
- Phase
- Cut frequency
- Volume
- Power on/off
Q: Is the subwoofer app-controlled?
A: The T/7X Black subwoofer is not app-controlled.
Q: Does the subwoofer have a built-in voice assistant?
A: The subwoofer does not have a built-in voice assistant.
Q: What are the dimensions of the subwoofer?
A: The subwoofer has a product height of 12.6 inches, a width of 14 inches, and a depth of 14.3 inches.
Q: What is the RMS power of the subwoofer?
A: The RMS power of the subwoofer is 200 watts.
Q: What type of enclosure does the subwoofer use?
A: The T/7X Black subwoofer uses a passive radiator enclosure.
Q: What is the size of the woofer?
A: The woofer size is 8 inches.
Q: is this good enough to pair with B&W 704 or the big bro T/9. TIA
A: if you go on Rel.net they have a pairing feature where you enter your speakers and room size and they make a recommendation and it is NOT based on an algorithm--but rather the world wide team at REL's thoughts
Q: Does this product work on 240 volts supply?
A: undefined
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Customers appreciate the T/7X's exceptional sound quality, frequently praising its crisp, beautiful, and musical sound. The powerful bass is also a highlight, with many noting its clarity and ability to enhance the overall listening experience. There were no negative customer comments reported.
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- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Very Satisfied Customer
REL T/7x Subwoofer The REL T/7x subwoofer is a stellar addition to any hi-fi or home theater setup, delivering superb sound quality that elevates the listening experience to new heights. As a self-professed audio enthusiast, I’ve been thoroughly impressed with its performance, and it’s quickly become a centerpiece of my system. Design and Build: The T/7x boasts a sleek, compact design that blends seamlessly into any room. Available in high-gloss white, its gently rounded corners and polished lacquer finish give it a modern, elegant look. Measuring just 14.0 x 12.6 x 14.3 inches and weighing 38.5 lbs, it’s small enough to tuck away discreetly yet feels solidly built, with billet aluminum feet that keep it firmly planted. The front-firing 8-inch FibreAlloy driver and down-firing 10-inch passive radiator are thoughtfully engineered, contributing to both its aesthetic and acoustic prowess. Sound Quality: The sound quality of the T/7x is nothing short of exceptional. Designed with a music-first approach, it delivers fast, articulate bass that integrates effortlessly with main speakers. Listening to tracks like Charlie Houston’s “Cranberry,” the subwoofer enhances the underlying bass line with subtlety and precision, adding depth without overpowering the mix. The bass extension is robust, reaching down to 30 Hz, and it maintains clarity even at low frequencies, avoiding the bloated or boomy sound common in lesser subwoofers. For movies, the T/7x shines in scenes demanding dynamic low-end impact. In Deep Water Horizon, the subwoofer brought visceral detail to the chaos—bursting pipes and grinding engines felt palpable, with enough room pressure to immerse me in the action. Its 200-watt Class A/B amplifier ensures controlled, tuneful bass that doesn’t sacrifice finesse for power. The T/7x’s speed is particularly noteworthy; it keeps up with fast musical transients, as evidenced in tracks like Trentemøller’s “Chameleon,” where the bass remains tight and responsive. What sets the T/7x apart is its ability to “disappear” into the system. When properly dialed in—using REL’s signature high-level input connected to the amplifier’s speaker terminals—the subwoofer blends so seamlessly that you forget it’s there. It enhances the entire soundstage, adding weight and spatial depth to both music and movies. Switching it off reveals just how much it contributes; the sound collapses, losing presence and gravitas. Setup and Features: Setting up the T/7x is straightforward, though it rewards patience. Using the high-level Speakon cable, I connected it to my amplifier’s speaker outputs, following REL’s recommendation to set the crossover low (around 10-15 clicks) and adjust the volume (11-16 clicks) for a single sub. Fine-tuning the phase and placement—ideally in a corner or near the main speakers—yields the best results. While it lacks a mobile app for adjustments, the manual controls are intuitive, and once set, I rarely needed to tweak them. The optional Arrow wireless system is a nice touch for those seeking cable-free flexibility. Pros and Cons: Pros: Superb sound quality with fast, detailed, and musical bass; seamless integration with speakers; elegant, compact design; versatile for music and movies. Cons: Limited low-frequency extension (30 Hz) may not satisfy those craving subterranean movie rumble; no app-based control; premium price ($1,099 MSRP) compared to budget alternatives. Verdict: The REL T/7x is a triumph of engineering, offering audiophile-grade performance in a compact, stylish package. Its superb sound quality—marked by speed, clarity, and seamless integration—makes it a standout for music lovers and home theater enthusiasts alike. While it may not deliver the deepest cinematic thump, its ability to enhance every aspect of the audio experience is unmatched at this price point. I love how it transforms my system, adding depth and realism that I didn’t know I was missing. For anyone seeking a subwoofer that prioritizes musicality without sacrificing impact, the T/7x is a must-audition. Highly recommended Disclaimer: This review is based on my experience and insights from various sources, reflecting the T/7x’s performance in a typical listening environment. Always audition and adjust settings to suit your room and preferences.
Posted by EdmundX
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Outstanding clarity
I use this subwoofer for home theater (via LFE connection) and stereo music (via high level input). It has the punch needed for movies, and the detail and nuance for music as well. It fills a medium sized room very well for such a compact unit.
This review is from REL - T/7X - High Gloss Black
Posted by Dean
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
A really good subwoofer for a really good price
I added this subwoofer to my kef ls50 wirless 2 and they really shibe more with this sub taking stress off of the speakers. The sub has great deep bass although you wont feel the bass in your chest thats not what rel is know for. They do a great job at making a sub that blends seamlessly into the music and they have great craftmanship and build quality. Overall great woofer for someone looking to step ip the audio game
This review is from REL - T/7X - High Gloss Black
Posted by MatthewK
