Adam_W
31-01-2001, 7:40 PM
Here's the quandry - I've heard it repeated a million times on this board!
Is it a REL Strata III ex demo model from Seven Oaks, cherry wood finish, 3 months warranty at a price around £400-500? A REL Q201E, wood finish, £499 brand new with 3 years warranty? Or even the REL Q100E, black finish, £349 brand new with full warranty? (the Q models aren't from Seven Oaks)
This sub is going to be primarily for home cinema (and a bit of music) with my B&W 600 series speakers. However, this year I'm in a small room in student accomodation - these good deals are over soon so I'm looking to get a sub now and change rooms in the flat from my 9' x 14' to a larger more rectangular room.
A perplexed, but itching to spend student
Adam
P.S. Just remembered this! REL Q201E web site states bottom of frequency range starts at 25Hz but the brochure I got today says 18Hz. Anyone know which is true? 18Hz would be amazing, rattle the china and thrash the new B&W ASW-2500.
[This message has been edited by Adam_W (edited 31-01-2001).]
Is it a REL Strata III ex demo model from Seven Oaks, cherry wood finish, 3 months warranty at a price around £400-500? A REL Q201E, wood finish, £499 brand new with 3 years warranty? Or even the REL Q100E, black finish, £349 brand new with full warranty? (the Q models aren't from Seven Oaks)
This sub is going to be primarily for home cinema (and a bit of music) with my B&W 600 series speakers. However, this year I'm in a small room in student accomodation - these good deals are over soon so I'm looking to get a sub now and change rooms in the flat from my 9' x 14' to a larger more rectangular room.
A perplexed, but itching to spend student
Adam
P.S. Just remembered this! REL Q201E web site states bottom of frequency range starts at 25Hz but the brochure I got today says 18Hz. Anyone know which is true? 18Hz would be amazing, rattle the china and thrash the new B&W ASW-2500.
[This message has been edited by Adam_W (edited 31-01-2001).]