Coda W

I think the kef coda w outperform the lsx after demoing them both. I now own the coda w. I've only watched reviews of the sevens and the nines. I think with the bigger cabinet on the nines and their tweeter separated from there mid bass, I'd expect them to outperform the coda w.

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 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

That would be quite the upgrade, but I don't know if they would fit your usage as they don't have built in wifi but please consider the kef coda W, they have a way better sound (they are also bigger so be careful with that)

The new KEF Coda W is right around your budget. Bluetooth connectivity, wireless speakers. All you need is a plug. They're not really portable though, not sure if that's important to you? Maybe she can keep her current little Bluetooth speaker to carry around and be mobile, while having rhe KEF spea

Kef Coda W or LSX II LT but I like all in one streaming dsp active speakers and fewer boxes and cables. From a computer speakers with usb or hdmi inputs for low latency. For music casting over upnp works fine even if 100ms latency.

Yeah I am even more torn right now between what to choose. I definitley have the money to spend and would Love good Sound quality, although I can See how the Coda will probably be a good solition to keep it Clean. Im Limited where to Put my boxes the room ist shaped Kind of Like an L although im lis