Ok. A little more research and I found my answer on the REL website:
A. It is helpful to know that you will almost always connect the REL to the input on the rear panel labelled "Hi Level." This connection is made using the supplied cable, the bare leads of which connect to the speaker output terminals of the power amplifier (red to the amplifiers primary right speaker red terminal, yellow to the amplifiers primary left speaker red terminal and black to one of amplifiers primary speaker black terminals (not both)). The easy connection at the REL is completed with a Neutrik Speakon connector. The purpose of connecting to the speaker output terminals is one of the unique secrets of RELs success. By connecting to the RELs High Level input from the amplifier, you build forward the sonic signature of your main system, including the tonal balance and timing cues. In this way, the REL shares the signal that is fed to the main speakers.
A. It is helpful to know that you will almost always connect the REL to the input on the rear panel labelled "Hi Level." This connection is made using the supplied cable, the bare leads of which connect to the speaker output terminals of the power amplifier (red to the amplifiers primary right speaker red terminal, yellow to the amplifiers primary left speaker red terminal and black to one of amplifiers primary speaker black terminals (not both)). The easy connection at the REL is completed with a Neutrik Speakon connector. The purpose of connecting to the speaker output terminals is one of the unique secrets of RELs success. By connecting to the RELs High Level input from the amplifier, you build forward the sonic signature of your main system, including the tonal balance and timing cues. In this way, the REL shares the signal that is fed to the main speakers.