S/3 vs T/7x
The T/7x's low-frequency extension is 30 Hz against the S/3's 22 Hz, its woofer 8" against 10", and its power handling 200 W against 400 W. Both share drivers (1).
Both turn up in the same documented systems.
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The REL S/3 is a powered subwoofer featuring a robust 10-inch driver powered by a high-current 400W Class AB amplifier. It is designed to provide a tight, controlled bass response, adding depth to music and movies. The subwoofer includes various input options such as line-level stereo, line-level LFE/.1, and high-level inputs via a Neutrik connector. It also offers adjustable controls for volume, phase, and crossover frequency. The S/3 is available in different models, including the S/3 SHO, which offers additional features like wireless connectivity with REL's LongBow transmitter for an extra cost.
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The T/7x's low-frequency extension is 30 Hz against the S/3's 22 Hz, its woofer 8" against 10", and its power handling 200 W against 400 W. Both share drivers (1).
Both turn up in the same documented systems.
The T/9x's low-frequency extension is 27 Hz against the S/3's 22 Hz, its power handling 300 W against 400 W, and its drivers 2 against 1. Both share woofer (10").
Both turn up in the same documented systems.
The Rava's low-frequency extension is 27 Hz against the S/3's 22 Hz, its woofer 12" against 10", and its power handling 250 W against 400 W. Both share drivers (1).
The E-Sub e110's low-frequency extension is 23 Hz against the S/3's 22 Hz and its power handling 1200 W against 400 W. Both share woofer (10") and drivers (1).
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