@@airetheaterdesigns Vâng, tôi hy vọng KEF có thể chăm sóc khách hàng sau bán của họ tốt như DELL hay một số hãng khác mà tôi được biết. Xin cảm ơn bạn
No, for 800 get the Edifier s3k pros, if you want to enjoy all that is KEF and it is glorious, start with the LS50 wireless II and add a svs micro 3k sub. Truth sauce....
We agree. If you have room for standard-sized components, it's a better option to go with standard components and Q350s. However, if you don't, the LSX II are great as a soundbar killer and for a designer-friendly offering.
Yes it is not cheap considering its size. But you have to consider that it has DAC and AMP inside. You do not have to buy source devices and amps. It is for one solution easy use in small spaces.
Totally agree. For people that don't have room for standard components, someone with small spaces or someone thinking soundbar but you want better sound these things are a great option...not to mention the look!@@yongdol73
Just got the LSX II’s for my computer setup and I’m quite enjoying them. I listen to flac files and the fact that you can run them via USB-C at 24bit/192 KHz (with the Ethernet cable connecting the two) is really great. I’m a composer and use ATC SMC25’s which have amazing mid-range, and still I’m enjoying the KEF’s for the money. Just waiting for the KEF KUBE 10 MIE sub which should fill out the bottom nicely in my 18x12 professionally built studio. They are quite good for a computer system, music system and even tv setup but I would add a sub to handle the lower frequencies. The mid and highs are very nice on these.
