We believe it’s the integration of the bass via the perfect subwoofer that makes everything else better. We believe sound can move people more than any other sense. We pursue the chase of the perfect experience of sound with an obsessive passion and vigor. We use the best quality materials, employ the most exacting construction requirements. We just do our best to conquer our bit of it.Įach day we come in to work in pursuit of only one intention, to produce the most raw, perfect, pure sound possible, to capture the raw intention of the artist. No kidding ourselves that we can be good at everything. In fact, the reviewers wondered aloud about the accuracy of some of the other subwoofer specs. They were stumped at how this could be so given the specs of the other subwoofers compared to the REL subwoofer. The first phase of the test was the basic question many viewers want to know upfront: which one plays the loudest and goes the deepest when used for theatre? Both reviewers were absolute in their judgement that the REL T/7x clearly played significantly louder and extended deeper than the other subwoofers. This was compared to the competition that claims 2500 watts peak power, multiple active drivers, and DSP. Of these, the new REL T/7x had by far the fewest watts, at 200W, a relatively small 8” active driver, and no DSP. Recently, a couple of young, fun YouTubers from Canada conducted a comparison test of three cool, new subwoofers. “How do you guys do it”? I got this question from a friend who is an engineer for another audio company after watching a YouTube review.

7.1 surround sound speaker system