using 2 Rel subwoofers?

[malcky]

Hello folks,

I have a Rel Q100e subwoofer and want to add a second subwoofer, i would have liked to use a second Rel Q100e but these are no longer made and would only be able to get 2nd hand but even then they are like gold dust.

so, would using a differant Rel model sub be ok or would that make the sound a bit off?

thanks

kit: Rotel 1068, 3 Crimson 100w monblock amps, Crimson 100w stereo amp, Rel Q100e, Sony 930 dvd player, Rotel cd player, Sanyo plv Z2 projector, 32" tv, 2 pairs of AVI Nu Nuetrons speakers, B&W CC6 center speaker.

[K.K.]

I use two REL Q200E, which I prefer to using one sub. Without having first hand experience on this, I'll expect that using the Q series e.g. the Q150E will go better with your Q100E. I think this may give a better blending than one of the ST subs.

[malcky]

how far apart are your 2 subs from each other - one at each side of room or one at each side of your av gear?

[K.K.]

In my case, next to each of my front speakers. I actually listen to audio more than HT - so they're hooked up to the R & L line in (pre-outs from my amp)respectively. For HT, they're also hooked up at line level to the processor's LFE. I don't have any complains on the sound - integration with my front speakers are to my satisfaction using BFD.

[sprout]

Hello folks,

I have a Rel Q100e subwoofer and want to add a second subwoofer, i would have liked to use a second Rel Q100e but these are no longer made and would only be able to get 2nd hand but even then they are like gold dust.
.

You can get them second hand without too much trouble.
They pop up on ebay and sell for anything between £150 & £250.
I own two Q100E's that were used as a pair to great effect.
I am currently using different subs (singally/different) and will decide which to keep (REL stadium III or Velodyne DD10 ver 2.0)

I will be selling both my Q100E's (boxed manuals leads etc) and one or the other of the above.

Cheers

sprout