For music, most RELs are excellent when (as they can be) they are carefully adjusted to integrate well with the main speakers. Typically this means using much restraint. Live music (with the obvious exception of the boosted bass of heavy rock and the like) has remarkably little bass and you don't want to create it when it wasn't really there. Well, not unless you want to which is, of course, entirely your choice. Well adjusted RELs fill a deep gap but remain subtle . Check out with solo piano: you'll soon hear if you have artificially coloured it up. I should add that DSP33s have, for their size, remarkably good bass and only need a little help.


Cinema/Music: Trinnov Altitude32 8-16,218,Cloud 4 channel, Marantz UD5007,DSP5200SE(2+C),DSP3300(4),DSW(2),271,MShort Ceilings,AppleTV 4K
TV: Marantz SR7013 Wharfedale Diamond 9x4+Celestion(C)
Music: Roon,i7NUC8gen,QNAP TS253A, Sony Scala, MS200, Garrard DDQ650,Wharfedale Diamond 12.3
Kitchen: AD88 (bluetooth via i80).