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Yes, that is how I have it connected. That is their high-level input. It connects to the Parasound power amp speaker outputs so the the Moths and the REL see exactly the same acoustic signal. Seems to work as the integration sounds good and the set-up was quick and easy.

I am using the REL T/7i, which is in the middle range of their T series. It is a nice small sub that produces very controlled bass. It also integrates very well with the Moths using the high level REL input. IMO REL is the top of the heap with the technology of their subs for integration into stereo audio systems. That being said, I would not use it in an HT setup as it does not have enough "punchiness" for that. That is probably why REL makes separate lines for HT use.

I love my REL, though mine is definitely for stereo playback in my small room. I believe Al has a REL HT subwoofer.

Good choice. My short list for my next set of speakers includes the Zu Omen Def, and it is near the top.

Welcome to the club, we serve alcohol.

Clearly you are a douchebag who does not know the meaning of the word opinion. What you initially posted was an opinion, and in fact not one backed up by any real objective data. So please, just go away. We really do not care about your opinion. Also, all headphones are flawed, just like your supposed use of logic above.

Happy Birthday, Mike!

Looks like a gopher snake.

Yesterday: New driver in the house.

Happy Birthday, Grahame!

Just a generic clip-on desk light from The Evil Empire. I did not realize when I purchased it that it is touch sensitive to turn on and cycle through the brightness settings, which is really handy. I modified it to be able to work with my slab platform as the clip that it has does not open wide enough (Joke setup was unintended).

Seems to work OK. Still need to tweak it a bit. But not bad for a first run through.

Happy Birthday, Dan!

That is exactly what I was going to post.

This. Thanks .

In order to take my mind off of SARS-COV2 I analyzed 50 years of radiocesium body burdens from over 40000 white-tailed deer from the SRS. It worked.

He called her "Lovey". Not sure about her muffy. And RIP Dawn. Add another Mary Ann fan.

Markertek has them. Also in non-right angle plugs.

So Karen and Peter finally received their shirts and medals for virtually running the St. Judes (Half) Marathon. Again, a big thank you to everyone who donated.

Happy Birthday, Ric!

A Very Happy Birthday, Ken!

Make that three. Never any problems with either the planar or shop-vac.

THIS is the recipe my son and I used when we made Beef Wellington last year. I would suggest another set of hands unless you are Gordon Ramsey class in the kitchen.