Sevens

I really love my KEFs (R3 now, Q100 before) BUT you mentioned that you have a huge room and as much as I love those small bookshelf speakers, I probably would go for something a little bigger to have more power behind them! If you like to go active, Klipsch the Sevens, Wharfdale EVO 5.2 or Cambridge

A little outside the box, but right now Amazon has renewd Klipsch The Sevens active speakers on sale for $799.https://www.amazon.com/Klipsch-Heritage-Inspired-Powered-Speakers/dp/B0DVBMN3D4/?th=1 They're very well-reviewed and offer 100 watts per channel, a built in DAC, a sub output, and phono, dig

Lots of good suggestions already. I'll throw a pair of Klipsch The Sevens active (self-powered) speakers into the mix. They stream and have an internal DAC which means they function like your current Sonos speaker. The internal amps deliver 100 watts to each speaker. They've gotten lots of great rev

I definitely understand and was anticipating Eversolo Play recommendations. Personally I don't mind plugging my phone or laptop in to get lossless. I've seen mixed reviews on the Eversolo regarding its standby mode, Airplay connectivity (which my fiancée would almost certainly still use over the nat

Are Klipsch The Nines any more reliable than The Sevens? I want to get the Sevens but I’m just coming across way too many people who’ve had unit failures with them. I’m considering the Nines since they seem to not have all the bad reviews but I also can’t see how the reliability would differ much be

Hello all - Am looking to put together a desktop system that I will use in my office while working. My criteria has been that the components will fit on my desktop so I can adjust easily, and the speakers will be placed near to my sitting position, like headphones. So far I am looking at a few syste

That's all super helpful and makes a lot of sense. I want to stay with active speakers for simplicity. When I say loud, I don't mean eardrum shattering. :) I think I've been dragged down a bit of an audiophile rabbit hole when I started researching speakers. I know this is a KEF subreddit, but I won

So, one thing I see is that you don't seem to understand what warm sound means. I've never heard the Sevens, but they won't sound "warm" in any way. Warm means a bit more mid/upper bass, maybe a bit more lower midrange, and less on the high end. The Sevens are going to be on the bright side - this i

I’m not generally a fan of the Klipsch brand. They tend to have elevated treble. (Even the “so-called” flat mode on the The Fives, The Sevens, The Nines, hasn’t apparently been devoid of that, reportedly.) Also, obviously you greatly increase the things that can break. And it limits upgradability. I