Coda W

Don't adjust double crossover settings. Either do it on the KEF app or SVS app. I got Coda W's with an ELAC RS500, crossover setting is set to 80hz from ELAC app. And they play amazing and seemless. I think 80-85 is the sweet-spot overall.

Because I want hi-fi sound and for the sake of being able to stream lossless audio I think I'd jump up to the LS50s over the Coda W's if I needed more low end. Cambridge L/R M and X appear to have production issues as I can't find them in stock at any licensed distributors hence ending up between th

Klipsch The Seven and the Nines are powered speakers. Kef LSX II, LS50 II are full active speakers with active crossovers and amplifiers for each drive unit in each speaker. Whether we notices the difference or not is down to our hearing In this price range there are Kef Coda W having more bass than

Not sure which option OP went with. I was in a similar choice dilemma. Ordered the Kef LSX II LT online from costco for $799. They were not available in any of the stores. Simultaneously bought the KEF Coda W from a local store (Visions Electronics) for $1098 and connected that with a wiim mini thro

Not sure about discontinued, but i've seen a shift away from selling them via audiophile channels to mass sales via costco. whereas the LSX II are still selling at high cost audio-oriented sites, at 3x the price of the 'LT' version. I agree with you that the Coda have larger drivers, a larger cabine

Update: coda w does not have in-app crossover functionality. I've had to tinker with gain and crossover knobs on the REL . Fiddled with placement as well. But I feel the sub is taking something away from the kefs in some songs. Some good thump and output wiith bass heavy songs. Overall though I'm no

Bullshit, KEF literally made the CODA W which is literally the same speaker size but with way better stronger bass

I was deciding between the Coda W and LSX II LT for my space too. Ended up going with the Coda W because it was a small space and I didn't want a sub (yet). The Coda W sounded very well-rounded with excellent bass response without a sub - even my picky, musically trained fiancee was happy with the C

Argon audio forte a55 wifi vs KEF Coda W on a 1k budget? I live in an apartment only with an upstairs neighbour with fairly thin walls but not too thin afaik. I have a pretty big living room and i like to have a punchy audio setup. For context i know next to nothing about anything hifi etc. I am loo

Coda W owner here. As i understand you don't have a shy budget (reading you're considering KC62 etc.). My Coda Ws are paired with ELAC RS500. 550W RMS goes down to 14hz (in room), sealed cabin. Couldn't be happier. But i think KC62 should only be considered if you are tight on space. Although it's a