LS 60

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'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!

If you have room for floor standers than the KEF LS60 might be a good option as they have more bass drivers than the LS50w.

For a give cabinet and drivers the active speakers give a greater range, more bass and lower cost than the passive version. LS50 Meta with an amp that is in total double the cost of the Kef LS50 II wireless is claimed to be better. Kef themselves claim that they could not make a passive version of t

OP - you can the COMPARE function at spinorama.org to put all of these speakers head to head in terms of measured performance and predicted in room response. if you do - you will see a slight improvement in linearity stepping from the Q3 to Concerto, and a significant improvement in bass extension b

The LS60s are fantastic loudspeakers, and certainly the best sound we’ve heard in our room out of the box. It’s important to note however, that we do have a very difficult room with multiple bass modes. We also have the KC62 sub placed in an optimal position. The Lyngdorf has quite frankly transform

Hi! I actually run all my music through Roon - mostly a local library comprising my ripped CDs and some digital downloads with Tidal integrated for streaming. The LS60 is Roon enabled, so connects and works seamlessly For the measurements I just used the HomeCurve App on my iPhone 17pm against a Har

Oh, definitely a sub. Or two. LS60 simply can’t go that low on their own. Even the popular YouTuber Darko from Darko Audio, who recently declared them to be his dream “retirement system”, shared that, as brilliant as tgey are, they simply don’t go as low as KEF claims, not even in his acoustically t

Aurum Cantus V8F. I have the V7F model. They weigh 99lbs each. They have four absolutely enormous non-ferrous binding posts that just speak to the quality. Gorgeous finish. Unwoven carbon fiber drivers and a real ribbon tweeter. Similar cabinet design to your Vandersteens just not as exaggerated. I

For the crossover in such classic KEF setup, I’d say start with the KEF recommended settings for this particular combination of LS60s and the KC62 sub in the KEF app. Then you can tweak around a bit the sliders but my experience with this same setup was that all new settings that I tried may have be