Coda W

Kef Coda W are powered speakers like the Kanto. Nice choice of finishes. LSX II and LS50 II are full active cross over speakers with wi-fi and amplifiers in each speaker. Powered speakers have the electronics in the primary and a passive secondary. Amp is built for the speakers not a general amp for

I would go with small towers such as Q Acoustics M40 or Triangle LN05A, JBL 4305P or Kef Coda W for bookshelves.

The new KEF Coda W would work great in there with your Technics. Wiim Amp Ultra and Dali Kupid also seems to be a popular compact system option that would be perfect in a smaller room.

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

Just sold my muso 2 after one month of listening , and changed to KEF coda w, which is much much better in every way (sound quality). Music from coda w is with "JOY" "PLEASANT".....from mu-so is only some sound playing.....and I could never play music from that thing over 30mins.....seriously.

Ahhh I see thanks! I currently am using the KEF coda W speakers that have a built in amplifier and phono preamp. They go for about 1k, and to me sound very well with the current tt I have (project debut evo 2, I plan on returning it to get this technics cause I like the look and style of older turnt

Got it, thank you. I also have no way to tell if that is legit but I can say that there is at least 1 US retailer that has them for the same price and that retailer is definitely legit. They're good speakers but it will depend a bit on your room, listening differences and your overall budget. You're

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

Yeah I am even more torn right now between what to choose. I definitley have the money to spend and would Love good Sound quality, although I can See how the Coda will probably be a good solition to keep it Clean. Im Limited where to Put my boxes the room ist shaped Kind of Like an L although im lis

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