Coda W

Not sure about discontinued, but i've seen a shift away from selling them via audiophile channels to mass sales via costco. whereas the LSX II are still selling at high cost audio-oriented sites, at 3x the price of the 'LT' version. I agree with you that the Coda have larger drivers, a larger cabine

Argon audio forte a55 wifi vs KEF Coda W on a 1k budget? I live in an apartment only with an upstairs neighbour with fairly thin walls but not too thin afaik. I have a pretty big living room and i like to have a punchy audio setup. For context i know next to nothing about anything hifi etc. I am loo

Coda W owner here. As i understand you don't have a shy budget (reading you're considering KC62 etc.). My Coda Ws are paired with ELAC RS500. 550W RMS goes down to 14hz (in room), sealed cabin. Couldn't be happier. But i think KC62 should only be considered if you are tight on space. Although it's a

LSX II have analogue inputs and both speakers are wireless so do not need a chord between them. That would be worth the difference to me. Coda W lack Airplay, Chromecast, uPnP, Roon but being larger slightly lower bass at 41 to LSX at 45 Hertz. I use Chromecast and uPnP and would miss it. I currentl

KEF Coda W are offering most of what the LSX II wireless do but at a lower price, not wi-fi. Also a different look. Triangle, Kanto and a few others also offer wi-fi, uPnP, DLNA and internet radio built in. See the spreadsheet list for specs and dimensions of powered and active speakers at http://ww