Many don’t realize the intense linkage between performance and design here at REL. Performance is everything to us and so it drives physical design revisions. Our engineers, recognizing the need for greater acoustic volume to achieve the goals of greater fluidity and power, turn to the designer who works dimensions to fool the eye into seeing a smaller, more compact footprint even though cabinet volume increases. Using gently rounded corner radii that allows the eye to flow over and see less visual mass. The result is both modern and familiar with no unnecessary adornment.
Way better than any sub I previously owned.
"I have owned a half dozen subs from other audio companies. These subs added a little depth to my music, but did a better job with my home theater setup. I got a couple of HT/1205's which were better than my other subs with music and significantly better with my home theater, but I still wasn't thrilled with the sound. A sales guy at Best Buy convinced me to try out the T/9x. Oh my gosh! The difference with my music was huge! It even did better than my HT/1205's in my basement how theater. The tower speakers I use in my living room have two ports in the rear and tend to create very boomy base. I can't move my speakers 4 fear away from the was because it takes up way too much space. I am sure a lot of other people have the same issue. I solved that by blocking the ports on my tower speakers and using my REL subs to take up any slack in the base. After some tweaking and moving the sub around a bit I get a sound with lots of depth with no booming. I recently got a T/7x for my upstairs music system and moved my T/9X downstairs to my home theater. If anything the T/7x might be a little quicker than the T/9x and the newer sub plays plenty deep for 99. 9 percent of the music I listen to. I have also never needed to shake the whole house with base from my home theater so I am very happy about how well the T/9x does for movies. The bottom line is I am very impressed with my T/x model subs."





