LS 60

These aren't conventional speakers that you wire up to a receiver. They are for a different use case. Part of their expense is justified because these are more than just passive speakers. They include multiple hundreds of watts of amplification, and support a variety of sources and wireless streamin

Kef LS60’s, clean

Went from Sonos arc + sub setup to a Kef LS60 + Kef sub. It’s 3x the money but has literally created a new type of activity I didn’t know I could have at home. That is, just sitting on the sofa exactly like I would be if I were attending a concert. On the “improvements” advice, the one and only thin

I have R7Metas on Hypex Nilai 500 monoblocks and it's an amazing pairing, so I can absolutely vouch for the R3M on the Nilai stereo version. I also trust that KEF builds adequate power into anything that's self-amplified like the LS60 etc. That being said, I think adding a sub to your existing setup

I had a chance to listen to the Blade 2 at the Kef Cafe in London a few weeks ago they were immense. I think the LS60 might be my active slightly realistic far future endgame

I have LSX II paired with KC65 in my office and it’s such an amazing set up. I literally can’t wait every day till I get the chance to listen to them. Music, movies, YouTube, games - all sounds fantastic on them. I have them connected via usb-c to my mac mini and never use the wireless mode. Yes, in

Andrew Robinson (in his review on YouTube) reported a lackluster first impression until he tuned his LS60’s using the KEF app. If you haven’t tried that yet perhaps you still have the opportunity to be even more impressed!

I mean, sure it has Bluetooth. It also has Wi-Fi streaming, Roon, optical, AirPlay, etc. Just calling it a Bluetooth speaker is like calling the KEF LS60 Bluetooth speaker. Technically correct, but really misses the mark.

The biggest benefit of active speakers is that it is easier to cross over ghe drivers. However KEFs passive crossovers are so good and they suppress driver break up so well I don’t really see much of a benefit there. In ma mind it’s mainly a added potential failure point. I would never buy a referen

I've owned the LS60s for the past ~8 months and highly recommend them. The LS60s can go lower (31hz at +-3db), while the R11 can get to 46hz. Means realistically you can use the LS60 without subs, while with the R11s you'll want to add a sub. The 8 force cancelling woofers on the LS60s are no joke!