When it comes to Kef, we are all but monkeys before the Monolith.Official image, LOL:
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I just wonder why they did not go with Reference level drivers in them, instead LS50 level... Or did they? Let's find out next week.
I guess they just want to proceed with a successful story of a bottom line flagship. You've probably noticed that under flagship you have ls50, blade and muon. I think this might help keep some of the lines of speakers separated and not take away from one another.I just wonder why they did not go with Reference level drivers in them, instead LS50 level... Or did they? Let's find out next week.
The very fact it's not called the LS60 Wireless indicates it's going to be a passive system--at least in this initial offering.The LS60 will indeed be an active system, like the LS50. Do you think that you don't need a subwoofer because the LS 60 has two built in? Or will it be passive woofers? Because then I can also buy the LS50 with a subwoofer. Is cheaper.
Not necessarily. There are active speakers that are not wireless.The very fact it's not called the LS60 Wireless indicates it's going to be a passive system--at least in this initial offering.
Eh ? The name is definitely LS60 wireless as per their email. So has to be an active system like the LS50 Wireless no?The very fact it's not called the LS60 Wireless indicates it's going to be a passive system--at least in this initial offering.
60th anniversary...I'm guessing $8,000 this morning based on an R11 plus electronics. That may turn out to be optimistic.
A vibrating solid column made of bright graphene must be the ultimate Kef.Some say Kef has been teasing the world for a long time with images of cryptic pillars in the desert. Some say Kef are on another level trying to dominate the Hi-fi market. Some say this is untrue. Who knows...
Where is the keyboard ?