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.

Kef Coda W are powered speakers like the Kanto. Nice choice of finishes. LSX II and LS50 II are full active cross over speakers with wi-fi and amplifiers in each speaker. Powered speakers have the electronics in the primary and a passive secondary. Amp is built for the speakers not a general amp for

I use the WiiM Ultra with the q150 and an svs sb1000 pro as my main setup, I think it sounds great and I love the customizability within the app. The room eq especially has been extremely beneficial to me, plus it allows for future upgrades. Keep in mind unless you're getting the WiiM Amp Ultra you

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 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

Definitely add a subwoofer at some point. I have original LSX and added a KEF KUBE 10b and the system really sings! Tried a KUBE 8b, but it was underwhelming and swapped it for the 10b. They compliment each other really well! The problem with the Coda is it’s not designed for network streaming, sinc

A 10” or 12” subwoofer will be fine unless you’re into special effects movies. The KEF KUBE series is excellent. The Coda only has one subwoofer out port, so you’re stuck with one. If you end up liking powered speakers, you might want to check out the KEF LS50 Wireless II at some point. You can have

I would go with small towers such as Q Acoustics M40 or Triangle LN05A, JBL 4305P or Kef Coda W for bookshelves.

The new KEF Coda W would work great in there with your Technics. Wiim Amp Ultra and Dali Kupid also seems to be a popular compact system option that would be perfect in a smaller room.