With the possible exception of the Studios and peculiar system matching, Rel subs are generally never "too big" for your room because as you move up the line you also get more speed/"quicker" bass. For best integration, you're not suppose to crank up the volume anyways, so it shouldn't be a matter of too much bass output. It's like the motor of treadmill. The bigger and more powerful the motor, the smoother and quieter it will be even though you never stress it.
Storm III or Stadium III for Martin Logan SL3's?
Hi Guys,
I have decided to invest into either a Rel Stadium III or Storm III to match my Martin Logan SL3's but need your advise in which of the two would integrate better with my ML's. My listening room is 15X20 carpeted with 8'ceiling.
Is the Stadium too big for my SL3's and is it worth the extra $$? Thanks again in advance for your time and input.
I have decided to invest into either a Rel Stadium III or Storm III to match my Martin Logan SL3's but need your advise in which of the two would integrate better with my ML's. My listening room is 15X20 carpeted with 8'ceiling.
Is the Stadium too big for my SL3's and is it worth the extra $$? Thanks again in advance for your time and input.