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REL Acoustics Tzero MKIII

REL Acoustics
REL Acoustics Tzero MKIII

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Specifications · per-field provenance

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Where we have it, each spec shows where the data came from.
Driver size (in)6.5Manufacturer
Driver configurationsingleManufacturer
Passive or poweredpowered activeManufacturer
Amplifier classClass DManufacturer
RMS power (W)100Manufacturer
Channels driven (power rating)unstatedManufacturer
Enclosure typesealedManufacturer
Down firingYesManufacturer
Auto onYesManufacturer
Wireless optionYesManufacturer
RCA inputs1Manufacturer
Speaker level inputsYesManufacturer
LFE inputYesManufacturer
Height (in)9.5Manufacturer
Width (in)8.5Manufacturer
Depth (in)10.5Manufacturer
Weight (lbs)15Manufacturer
Finish optionsPiano Black Lacquer, Gloss White LacquerManufacturer

Common questions

ANSWERED FROM THE DATA

Is the REL Acoustics Tzero MKIII sealed or ported?

Sealed around a 6.5" driver, per its stated enclosure type. Sealed subwoofers roll off gently and stay tight and controlled — a strong fit for music, mixed use, and rooms where room gain hands back the deepest octave (small rooms, apartments).

Computed from this product’s normalized, source-tracked fields — an unstated spec reads as “can’t check”, never as a yes or a no.
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