My update,
I bought a REL T/7 and it is very good, very tuneful for my 2-ch listening. It’s nicely adding to the lows, and like many others had mentioned, it’s def not shaking the house and that what I was looking for.
Saw great potential of the T/7 and quickly bought the S/3. Wow, love it.
Note: If you are looking for a sub that will play (much) louder than your speakers, REL will disappoint you, horribly.
Thank you AudioConnection for tips on Vandersteen 2W Sub but, for now, I decided to go with RELs for easy/quick plug & play connection instead of spending more time researching on what to do with that Vandersteen Sub's X-over network.
I bought a REL T/7 and it is very good, very tuneful for my 2-ch listening. It’s nicely adding to the lows, and like many others had mentioned, it’s def not shaking the house and that what I was looking for.
Saw great potential of the T/7 and quickly bought the S/3. Wow, love it.
Note: If you are looking for a sub that will play (much) louder than your speakers, REL will disappoint you, horribly.
Thank you AudioConnection for tips on Vandersteen 2W Sub but, for now, I decided to go with RELs for easy/quick plug & play connection instead of spending more time researching on what to do with that Vandersteen Sub's X-over network.