REL - TZERO MKIII - High Gloss Black

[Employee of bestbuy] Hooked up via LFE a bit underwhelming, but it comes alive as designed, when hooked up with the high pass speakon cable. I have these paired with a Marantz Cinema 60, new Klipsch RP 600 Mk II and matching reference premiere center in a 9 x 9 room including 2 rears for surround. This sub won’t blow you away with theater bass, it simply blends and significantly enhances the bookshelves range with beautiful detail and nuance. Purchasing a 2nd one to have a stereo pair. Thinking about a REL T5 via LFE for theater enhancement, with the convenience of being able to shut it off or control the T5 subwoofer volume via the Marantz/Denon Heos apps. These are strongly recommended for music lovers!!! I also currently own the $2K Kef KC92 sub with Kef LS50 Meta’s. Amazing dual 9 sub. I posted a short review on those. These TZero’s rival that sub in articulation. Can’t recommend these enough!

Just pared with a new couple of Kef q150 and WiiM amp. To me really good sound. The needed bass well complemented and the high complete with the low amps from wiim amp. The complete system really low cost. And I’m. Complete satisfy. Compared with old school this new approaches sound good and all in white and silver. Still testing and accommodating in different small rooms and knowing how system work in integration.

This sub is absolutely amazing. I use it with a pair of the Martin Logan Motion15i and it compliments them well. The high input connection cable that comes included works great. It took me a couple tries to get a solid connection on the receiver. Had to loop the speaker wire up the bottom part of the banana plug and back down the other side and tighten it for a solid connection. No need for a sub cable! If you are running just a stereo system through bookshelfs like i am make sure to set your speakers to large on the receiver so the sub can get all the frequencies. Its a perfect size for my 1 bedroom apartment living room. It does not take up much space and packs a punch. Highly recommend for systems that are tight on space or just need that extra low end. Crossover and level knobs are great for dialing in the sub to what fits your needs. A must have for any bookshelfs. Highly recommend

This is worth every dollar. Tight fast bass, punches way over it's stature, line level connection to ensure sub is getting same signal driving speakers (plus coax too), phase control, 100w amp, and really ads a fuller range and deep punch to a set of bookshelf speakers. I'm running it with a Rotel A-12 60w amp and a pair of Wharfedale Denton 80 speakers. Really great for smaller spaces and apartments, due to foot print (room filling sound, dont be fooled by size and power. It's also an excellent stereo sub solution, due to its quality, looks and perfomance at a reasonable price it makes for a great 2.1 or 2.2 system. I have no critiques concerning this sub.

I’m really pleased with the quick and punchy bass from the subwoofer. No boomy bass sound. Since my table top speakers are self powered 50 watts per channel self powered speakers, I didn’t need a huge subwoofer, rather I needed one that would blend seamlessly with the main speakers. The REL’s accomplish that with no problems what-so-ever. I use the system in my living room as a stand-alone music only system. It’s not used at all for a home theater system.