Introducing REL T-Zero MKIII - Diminutive size, big performance

Tzero MKIII is every bit a true REL, just smaller.  It enriches even modest systems with power and natural bass by bringing the quality and full REL connectivity suite along with an all-new aluminum cone that provides much greater stiffness to the driver for punch and a powerful, reliable Class D amplifier, all at an attractive price point and size. Ideal for apartments, flats, studies, anywhere space is limited.

100% REL, Just Smaller

Tzero is, in many ways, the most difficult design REL have ever executed, with the end result offering so much for so little. Five coats of black or white high gloss lacquer as in all Serie T, NextGen Class D amplifiers, the famous High Level Input, plus a separate .1/LFE input stage with its own volume control to get theatre levels AND music perfect without racing to adjust or looking for a remote control.

The jewel of the MKIII is the new aluminium-coned driver, a rugged 6.5” unit with exceptional output and low bass extension for its size. While it won’t drive medium or large rooms hard Tzero MKIII remains a miracle in miniature

Compact Power & Finesse

At REL every design begins by defining and designing the best bass engine for a given application. With its new aluminum-coned long throw 6.5” driver, the MKIII is powerful and articulate, delivering surprisingly deep bass. Able to fill smaller spaces effortlessly. Have a much larger space? Turn to one of the larger models, there are plenty to choose from.

Power & Control

Though Tzero MKIII is REL’s entry level, that doesn’t mean it can’t punch far above its weight class. 100 high-current watts from a NextGen Class D amp means it holds its head high and is capable of delivering many years of satisfying performance. REL use the same high-quality input filters, crossovers and limiters as in their larger models.  Tzero MKIII includes a full REL connectivity suite, fast 8ms delay filter set and the famed High Level Input as well as a separate .1/LFE input with its own level control and a standby circuit that reliably comes alive at very low levels.