REL users - do any of you use low level for 2 channel?

why would I want the sound of the amp?  the amp should not really have any sound

having said that, if the amp has a particular flavour, how would that ever even be  be audible within low frequencies?

i don't see the science or logic in this

i tried different amps with the same result including a  tube amp

having said that, its a great little sub, would like to upgrade to a no 31 funds permiting

@audiocanada

why would I want the sound of the amp?  the amp should not really have any sound

having said that, if the amp has a particular flavour, how would that ever even be  be audible within low frequencies?

i don't see the science or logic in this

i tried different amps with the same result including a  tube amp

please go to youtube.... there are about 50 videos by john hunter of rel (owner/lead designer and spokesman) on any and all topics regarding rel subs, including why high level preferred over low level for 2 channel

inform yourself first, hear it from the horse’s mouth so to speak, before being argumentative - you and we all will be better off

there are thousands of rel customers enjoying their music, we are not stupid, nor are we deaf

otoh, if this dog don’t hunt for you, there are many other sub makers out there where you plug in the rca jack and off you go...

here is a link to get you started...

Hey! I connected my REL T5x with a coax cable running through LFE and into my Bluesound Node. No problem. It just works. No thinking required. I never used the high-pass cable. 

I use LFE in from my electronic crossover.    Never tried their Speakon connector,  I had mono tube amps and couldn't get a definitive answer on whether that was safe to do with those.