Coda W

Youre going to want a sub either way. Coda is more tailored towards vinyl playback, including additional components like phonopreamp. +1 for the lsx lt. and you can get the kef desktop stands for them which pair perfectly and give you that upward tilt if you cant otherwise angle them perfectly towar

I own LS50W (with issues) and Coda W. The LS50's are better than Coda W. Have paired both with my SVS sub and makes a big difference. I want to upgrade to LS60 but due to 2 failures in my LS50 I don't trust KEF for that much money. Interested to see what you end up buying.

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

LSX II LT. Hands down. Coda W are Bluetooth ONLY, NOT wi-fi! That instantly disqualifies them for me. Bluetooth is lo-fi. The Coda Ws are not designed as a streaming system like all of the KEF Wireless series speakers, but more of an old school standalone stereo system. I often stream music to both

Go LSX II. The KC62 is a great sub, but you could also go for the KEF KUBE 10 MIE sub. I have the LSX v1 and KUBE 10b. Great little system. ALSO, just discovered a $200 phono preamp with optical output! https://www.project-audio.com/en/product/optical-box-e-phono/ The Coda W is nice, but it’s more o

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

The Codas have HDMI eARC for TV. There’s a phono stage w/ stereo RCA inputs built-in. Also, AUX stereo RCA, optical and USB-C inputs. They have Bluetooth, but sadly, no wi-fi support like the rest of KEF’s wireless speakers. You could probably find a preamp that you could plug multiple devices into

Me personally, I didn't notice performance drops with low volume levels at all, but I have them all the time in 80% volume level, and I regulate volume with my Fiio K17, this way Coda's are non-stop work on hot Amps. Not sur if that working this way but they play super detailed and dinamic even on v

The Cambridge L/R are launching this year so the M and X models are not released, summer maybe. The S is not like the M and X models, no streaming and not just a smaller desktop version of the other two which from Cambridge Audio might give Kef LSX a run for the money but I don't see what the S is g

KEF LSX II LT is the best you can get for your desk below $500 on sale. It's not worth it to pay full price for Coda W. They are both $1000 speakers with some advantages and disadvantages. LSX II LT has better wireless connectivity, looks better and takes less space on a desk. Coda W might sound sli