REL Stampede

Expert review by : Brent Burmester (audioenz.co.nz)

REL Stampede

REL sub-bass speakers ('subwoofers' to the rest of us) are justifiably famous. The Welsh company, named after the initials of its founder, Richard E Lord, manufactures boxes big and small to add rumble and menace, and space and body to systems of all...

A good subwoofer is a thing to cherish, and many are of the opinion that a hi-fi set up isn't complete without one. For high-performance systems playing in a small to mid-sized room, the Stampede is pretty much mandatory. Just don't get trampled in the...

Dec, 2004

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Consumer review (avreview.co.uk)

FANTANTIC 2.1 SUB

worth it if you want a sub for music, very happy with it.

very tight sound, keeps up with the fastest bass heavy tracks, no sweat easy adjustment with remote control, comes with versatile seemingly high quality lead (5m). It looks super cool in silver.

socket fro the 12v trigger loks like a mini-jack but is not, and remains a mystery despite calling Arcam who make my am and REL, i have to have it half pluged in to make this feature work, and it sometimes works itself loose

Apr, 2007

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Consumer review (avreview.co.uk)

AT LAST A SUB FOR MUSIC

If you're after a full range sound but can't accommodate big speakers, this is your answer.

Incredibly deep, tight, fast bass ; Easy to integrate into an audio system because of the user-friendly remote interface

Price maybe

Nov, 2005

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Consumer review (avreview.co.uk)

Love-hate relationship. Love most things, hate the look

This is one ugly beast, so it's just as well it makes up for it with a brilliant sound and tons of features. Settings can be adjusted by remote though, so there's no running backwards and forwards to see how something sounds.

Sound

Designed by a person with no taste

Mar, 2005

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