LSX II LT

Another vote for SVS SB1000 or RSL woofers. I tried a couple different 8" subs with my desktop KEF LSX II setup before realizing I just needed something bigger. 8" and 30-35hz @ -6db was not enough for my listening satisfaction. I found myself constantly wanting more low end. The SB1000 is a fairly

I had Edifier R1700BTS on my work office desk a few years ago, LSX II LT now. The main difference you'd hear is clarity and precision across the spectrum. Bass is tighter, vocals, instruments clearer and more defined. Liked them so much at work that I sold off Kanto YU6 & put another set of the KEF

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

Most BKs have a variable frequency control which which means you can change the frequency where it comes in. Pretty much means you can dial them in a bit better no matter what speakers you pair them with. A lot of other subs just have a switch for something like 80/120 hz. Adams are great monitors,

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

It doesn't sound anything like the Devialet in a positive way. And to me it doesn't look alike at all, otherwise many soundbars look alike 😅. Not much variation you can have with the boxy "bar" look. There are several others that can be wall mounted the same way. If you check the pictures of the ins

The 8030s are incredibly accurate speakers. The Kefs are a smidge less accurate but still very accurate. Specifically, the 8030s have a little bit more energy in the treble - like +1db or something, and they don't have any real quirks - there's a small dip the kefs have that the Genelecs don't, but

The KEF LSX II LT are better tuned to my ears than the wireless ii for my tastes. Just depends if they can fill your room. Don't be fooled by their lower price. Worth checking out imo. They do lack bass, so you'll need a sub

I’ve only heard audiophiles people record music from the KEF LSX II LT speakers and play them on YouTube and they already sound amazing. There was very clear instrument and voice separation. They will at least match up to other good bookshelf speakers as they sound slightly better or on par when mus

I got a crazy discount. Else I would've bought the SVS-SB1000 Pro. I did test both and the KEF sounds better. Low frequencies are punchy and complete the soundstage in a very satisfying manner. Turning down their gain and pairing with the LSX II LT just make the perfect combo for a small room/apartm