REL Subwoofer. Your input requested

I've had dual JL Audio F110 v2 with the JL Audio CR-1 and a single JL Audio F112 v2. Now I have dual REL Carbon limited subs. To my ears, in my system,  I prefer REL for 2-channel. I prefer JL Audio for HT.

I have the REL S5 SHO and it it superb on both HT and 2 channel in my medium size room. The RELs have a delicacy and speed that is unmatched by most accounts. They meld seamlessly with main speakers and work together with them recreate an enhanced sense of space which is their strength. They do loud too, but there are better thumpers out there.

I have 2- 212SE subs and they are superb.....Had S5s before that..

Also have a pair of 212SE subs. Haven't quite dialed them in but getting closer. Have speakers with down firing subs in their base so in essence have 4 subs. The RELs have increased my enjoyment of my system. Can't compare them as they are my first subs, but don't have any desire to look at others. 

I had a T9i and now an S3 SHO and Rels are unique in their ease of integration and their finesse.  They are definitely a Sub bass system though.  
My only issue with both of the models I had, when using the Speakon connection, their is not enough control over volume level.  About 6 clicks from zero, there is not enough bass, 7 clicks and there is too much.  This is my only issue with Rels and it really is probably more of a mismatch between the model of Rel I was / am using with certain speakers.  For instance, I should be using 2 T5i or T7i subs with my Arro’s , not an S3....


I bought my S3 SHO as a floor model, no cables, missing grill for $1050 from Magnolia.  Came with warranty though!  They still have an S5 SHO for $1200 (no cables or grill) PM me if anyone wants it!