Hi peeps,
I'm upgrading my Home cinema equipment in stages. I've done the speakers (Tannoy Eyris) and next is the sub. Now i'm using the active sub that came with my Sony Home cinema in a box. Although the Sony package was their flagship model when it came out, it was still a h.c.i.a.b, so i'm hoping to get better sound performance from a new sub.
The sony sub goes loud, but it's just a wall of sound, with no speed or definition and it's being really shown up by the Tannoys, which are superb.
Anyway, enough waffle.
I'm looking at a second hand Rel q50. it's an old woofer now, '96 I think. Does anyone have any experience of the Rel? It's up for £235.
If the Rel is too long in the tooth, and/or has been surpassed by newer models, does anyone have any suggestions? Budget of £400, tops.
Cheers muchly, everyone.
I'm upgrading my Home cinema equipment in stages. I've done the speakers (Tannoy Eyris) and next is the sub. Now i'm using the active sub that came with my Sony Home cinema in a box. Although the Sony package was their flagship model when it came out, it was still a h.c.i.a.b, so i'm hoping to get better sound performance from a new sub.
The sony sub goes loud, but it's just a wall of sound, with no speed or definition and it's being really shown up by the Tannoys, which are superb.
Anyway, enough waffle.
I'm looking at a second hand Rel q50. it's an old woofer now, '96 I think. Does anyone have any experience of the Rel? It's up for £235.
If the Rel is too long in the tooth, and/or has been surpassed by newer models, does anyone have any suggestions? Budget of £400, tops.
Cheers muchly, everyone.
I've had both the Q50 and Q400 in the past and they were good subs for the money.
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