Q Concerto Meta

If you aren't loving the KEF Q metas in your current space, I would not recommend you spending significantly more for a new setup. Outspending an unknown problem is not a good solution. Try to look at it a different way. Spending to upgrade something you dont love, will never give as much satisfacti

Well, since your Sony only has bass and treble controls for sound shaping, you should look at speakers with a pretty consistent in-room response out of the box. What came to mind right away are the KEF Q Concerto Metas. While they retail for $1400, there are a pair of factory-recertified units that

Ilistened to some kef yesterday and am impressed, especially the more affordable ones, like kef q concerto meta for 1200 euros or so, sounded very nice especially nearfiels. With a sub probably all you need

KEF Q Concerto Meta might also be something to look at. KEF's seem to be designed to work well close to the front wall, which is a point in their favor.

I think sub, two standmount speakers and center speaker are the way to go for movie use in your case. Dialogue clarity is likely best improved by adding some acoustical paneling into the room, it is less about the speakers and more about how quickly the sound dies out in the room. You should look in

3-way WTMW (concentric or not) designs are still just a bandaid on the true problem with MTM designs. Comb filtering will still be there. You are right though that it will likely be minimal with the Q6 Meta's 6.5" woofers, but the low pass filter is at 560Hz for the woofers, which isn't bass territo