LSX II LT

A) Extend the wood design you have behind the monitor across the entire back wall, from floor to ceiling B) Replace the surface of your desktop with a wider piece of real wood (like black walnut) that extends overtop of each cabinet on either side. This way you could also put your speakers up on the

I have both. One set of Beolab 8 in my bedroom and one set as rear speakers to my Beovision Theatre in the living room. The Kef LSX II is used as desktop speakers in my office. Like @matteventu wrote above, the Beolab 8 are more similar to LS 50 Wireless II than LSX. The Beolab 8 can play louder and

I have LS50s in my office with a sub and amp, was looking at the LS50WIIs ... but recently jumped on the Costco LSX II LT sale for my desk in the same room just for improved podcast/video listening...but then didn't turn on my stereo for a week. Now I'd rather listen near field since I'm at my desk

Upfront, I've not heard the Coda Ws. But I do own a pair of LSX II LTs paired with the KEF Kube 8 MIE with my M4 MacStudio as the source. Due to geographical constraints, I bought them blind. I consider myself something of an audiophile (I have a vinyl-only system that cost c. £30k to assemble), I'm

Why did you buy active speakers if you went with the Wiim? The KEF LSX II allow an analog input, so it would be standalone + the turntable. It also has built-in Airplay1/2, Chromecast and more. In terms of sound there's no comparison, since switching I haven't looked back. If you position them corre

I was using Spotify for years until I bought the KEF speakers last year. Doing a side by side comparison, when say an orchestra plays together, I could hear a wall of sound on Spotify which actually sounded good but on Tidal, there were different textures in that wall as Tidal diffentiated the diffe

This is also the combo I bought my wife for her office, the Kef LSX II LT from Costco and the SVS 3000 Micro. She really enjoys this setup.

I think the primary benefit you would appreciate with that switch would be the improvement in volume within a relatively large space. the LSX II are a great-sounding speaker for near field, but you are probably pushing them hard in a room that size. the flipside is that I think the LSX II has somewh

Too close. As "desktop speakers," the 600 and similar sizes are definitely too big, at least for me.I use my 600IIs with a TV and an AVR, placed 2 meters apart on a shelf under the TV. As a 2.0 system, I can sometimes feel them in my chest at 60% volume!!! For desktop speakers, I'm considering the T

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