Q Concerto Meta

KEF Q Concerto Meta for 600 is a steal, and their bass extension is deep enough that in a small room you can do without a sub. You can always add one later of course.

I just got these with a decent combined amp and found I did not need a subwoofer KEF Q Concerto Meta Bookshelf Speakers: https://share.google/ky8FX46bON2jSCXn2

Hi, I am in a very simillar situation, and I did a lot of researchs, so here is my findings. Speakers that are worth looking into: Ascilab F6B: higher distortion at higher volumes compared to C6B, good eq candidate, extension at 50-60hz in room Ascilab C6B: real good speaker for the price, extension

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

Yes, you are going to get a KEF-leaning preference on this sub, but I have plenty of experience with both these speakers and like them both a lot for different use cases. The Arendals have a pretty similar neutral tonality to KEF. And the waveguide design of the 1961 series and 1723 series will have

Very cool man!! I just scored a pair myself, along with the Q 11, the center channel, and a Martin Logan dynamo 800. Powered by a Marantz Cinema 40. I ordered the stands for the concertos, but have not sent them up yet because I am waiting to get them. Second that! Here's my story- Went to Best buy

And did you EQ them and room corrected them, properly with miniDSP or some other PEQ DAC or sound processor? I've built system on top of cheap 2xKEF Q1 and 2xKEF Q Concerto Meta with miniDSP for routing frequencies. And after room correction and EQ adjusting using UMIK - it measures better than my K

Looks like kef q150 or q350. I had the q150 as L/R but felt like I needed more oomph. Moved the q150 to rears and got q750 towers as L/R. Funny enough those q750 are about to be upgraded to kef meta q11. It never ends!

I'd go with the KEF Q Concerto Meta's unless you love the B&W house sound. I've heard a few of the KEF QM line & the B&W stuff, I personally find the KEF's to be more accurate and immersive: the coaxial/UniQ on the KEF is really nice. If you're looking for controlled & full bass + a clean sound, the

I had an experience today that madee think of your situation. I've had a pair of Q concerto metas paired with a wiim amp ultra since Nov. Now with the Wiim's PEq capabilities (room correction + additional PEq filters) you can put something like 20 filters per channel. I did custome tuning with REW o