Coda W

Because I want hi-fi sound and for the sake of being able to stream lossless audio I think I'd jump up to the LS50s over the Coda W's if I needed more low end. Cambridge L/R M and X appear to have production issues as I can't find them in stock at any licensed distributors hence ending up between th

Kef Coda W are 41-21KHz speakers. not the only parameter to judge but what do manufacturers claim the same or better for less cost than the £799 UK price. Adam Audio T7V £358 39-25KHzEdifier S3000MkII £699 38-40KHzAdam Audio T8V £462 33-25KHz Kef Coda W come 82nd by bass specs on my list and 77th by

The Q3, Concerto, and LS50 are all far too much speaker for near field in that amount of space. My desk setup is in a space a little larger than yours and I have a pair of Q1 Metas with a 3e Audio A7 Class D amp and a stereo pair of SVS SB-1000 Pro subwoofers, with room correction and subwoofer inte

Me personally, I didn't notice performance drops with low volume levels at all, but I have them all the time in 80% volume level, and I regulate volume with my Fiio K17, this way Coda's are non-stop work on hot Amps. Not sur if that working this way but they play super detailed and dinamic even on v

KEF LSX II LT is the best you can get for your desk below $500 on sale. It's not worth it to pay full price for Coda W. They are both $1000 speakers with some advantages and disadvantages. LSX II LT has better wireless connectivity, looks better and takes less space on a desk. Coda W might sound sli