KEF LS60 Wireless Powered Speaker System | Gramophone 

Hello Mr. Noah, yes, they sound great and take up almost no room - quite a feat!

We're glad you enjoyed it

Hello McConnell, yes, the LS 60 sounds really good, especially given how space-efficient and good looking they are. Don't have much room? Just get these!

Thank you KainSwiss for your kind words. This is a fun product to present, as it's such a good solution for those who want great sound, but not a large set of electronics and speakers dominating your living room

Great to hear it Toucan, you are welcome

That's great to hear Mojojojo, thank you much. We'll keep doing our best, and we hope you get to come visit us

Hi StevieG, yes, LS 60 is fascinating; a complete package without a rack of gear taking up lots of room. The bass is surprisingly good, and having multiple bass generating drivers is a plus. It is not a home theater set-up, so there is no true center channel speaker, but dialog in a movie soundtrack is very clear. We hope you can visit for an audition

Thank you for your quick response. I am looking for a Soundsystem that will predominantly be used for watching movies & series on Amazon & Netflix. I want the voices clear & easy to understand. But when I do listen to music, I want to feel like I'm listening in person. I worry that the LS60s cannot measure up to a surround system @@GramophoneMD

Hi Kopman, we love this product, especially at its price of $4995. It is a fully functional 2 channel system, and in our view, movies sound great with them, esp.if you add a sub for a 2.1 channel system. If your main goal is 5 channel or 7 channel (or more) home theater, you may want to choose a home theater receiver and a multi-speaker package. Please reach out to us to discuss further: ask@gramophone.com. Thanks!

Good question Paul - but a tough one to answer. Happiness with the amount and impact of the bottom end varies so much with each person's perception. You might find in a room that size that you are delighted with the bass from these (which is pretty substantial) - someone else might want more. In our view, adding a sub and carefully dialing it in is almost always a plus, as it can make significant improvements to the sound-stage, as well as the bass impact and realism.

You’ve got 2 KC62 subwoofers in each speaker. Why would you need a separate subwoofer.

@@geez-hd6dn it’s a BIG room. Now 6m X 9m X 2.7m opening to a hallway

@@PaulRLight I’ve got a room of similar size and am using one KC62 with excellent results.

@@geez-hd6dn great! What’s the rest of your system comprised of?

Hello Ben, yes - as KEF says, "When partnered with other LS Wireless Collection speakers, you can use AirPlay 2, Chromecast or Roon to fill the entire house with the same playlist"

Hello LA Sound, to our knowledge, only Apple products will play Apple Lossless wirelessly. You might check out this article for more details: support.apple.com/en-ca/118295

Hi Richard, preamp functions are built into the LS 60's, so none needed. Thus far we have not seen any known service issues, and the amplifiers seem very stable

Thank you for your comments Laton. In our experience KEF products have been really quite reliable, and they have carefully laid out the electronics in this system as well. KEF has been at this wireless category for some time now, and are experienced with what it takes to do it right

Hello Gusto, thanks for your comment. Part of the answer is that if the speakers were passive, you wouldn't get the quality of bass available from a slim cabinet with the system approach to amps, software, and woofers interacting as these do. The closest product in the KEF passive line-up is something like the R5 Meta @ $3,998 USD: skybygramophone.com/collections/kef/products/kef-r7-meta-floorstanding-speakers-each

Hello Jay, yes, in our listening, dialog (and midrange in general) sounds very good on the LS 60. Our customers have been very happy with these: skybygramophone.com/collections/kef

Hi Josef, yes, this is a pretty simple system to hook up and enjoy

Thanks Daniel, there are some digital, and a standard analog input, on the back of LS 60 to make it easy to hook up some additional sources, as follows: Inputs: Primary speaker, HDMI eARC, TOSLINK Optical, Digital Coaxial, Analog RCA , USB Type A (service), RJ45 Ethernet (network), RJ45 Ethernet (interspeaker) Secondary speaker: USB Type A (service), RJ45 Ethernet (interspeaker). This is a sweet system and hardly takes up any room

Hi Swall, yes, you can - but you would be getting quite a bit of technology that you would not be using, as you'll have similar technology already in your system. You might look at the R7 Meta, also a slim tower from KEF, which aren't self-amplified and with all the wireless technology that LS 60 has in it

​@@GramophoneMD Thank you. R7 are definitly interesting and i look at them quite a lot since you adviced them. In this particular case, it's in the context of a sound bar environment so i think i can't link the R7 to the soundbar, reason why i though of the ls60 for the music system, independant from the little "home cinema" system base on the soundbart

Hi Michael, while these can pair with each other, you would not have the A/V steering logic that is available in a home theater receiver that sends audio specifically to the center channel, from left to right and front to back, etc. So no true home theater experience without a pre-pro

@@GramophoneMD too bad. That would be a great option for people that don’t want or can’t fit a receiver.

KEF has a 5 year warranty. The drivers don’t have issues, they get vandalized by their wife or kids and then blame kef. I’m sick of it also.

KEF offer a 5 year warranty on the drivers and 2 years warranty on the electronics.