LS50 II Wireless

I have an LS50 Wireless II, and I started having this issue about a month ago. On iOS, it behaves exactly the same as what you described. On Android, the app cannot connect and shows a Bluetooth timeout error. Even after updating the firmware to 4.1, the problem still was not resolved. It seems the

I'm working with KEF now (last couple of days) on the KEF Connect app issue. The KEF Connect app works fine if my new LS50 Wireless II speakers are completely powered down and unplugged from the wall. I deleted the app and reinstalled it on both a 1 year old iPhone and 1 year old iPad Mini, both run

The Kef app was buggy with the LS50 Wireless. They fixed the bugs in the LS50 II wireless but not for mark 1 users, who where left in the cold. LS60 dropped in price since launch and are end game speakers with or without the KC62 subwoofer. They can pump out 111db which is rock concert loud. The LSX

I've never listened to a Q Acoustics speaker before - seems like a decent brand. It looks like they tend to be voiced somewhere between more neutral and on the bright side (Maybe more like Paradigm?). I think you should give strong consideration to passive speakers. You still need to plug the active

B&W Formation Duo are excellent speakers but have poor latency which means they can't be used for YouTube, video, movies or TV. The Kef LS50 II wireless can be paired with KC62 sub-woofer Neither scale up to surround which some alternatives do. Neither have great apps for software but little is repo

"The KEF LS50 Wireless II and B&W Formation Duo speakers have Tidal Connect, allowing you to stream directly from the Tidal app to the speakers. This feature lets you use the Tidal app as the controller and stream music at lossless quality, including support for MQA and Dolby Atmos. " "How it works:

I'm a huge believer in dedicated amp and dsp, so ls50 wireless ii would be my choice at this time. I'd rather have tuneable dsp to integrate between drivers and parametric for each driver, but today at that price point I think the kefs are the best that can be done. I haven't heard dirac but I'm a h

LS 50 Wireless II with sub -woofer is a stereo solution. The sub-woofer is not the "1" in a surround set up 5.1 although full control over redirecting the sub-woofer might get someway to using it - I never found it to be so. You can use two pairs of stereo speakers for front and rear channels using

Kef Meta are passive speakers and can remain if upscaling to surround. If the amplifier also has a sub woofer output you can extend the bass. The signal path remains analogue, which vinyl collectors like. Whether you or I can hear a difference or not. The LS50 II wireless are among the best stereo s

I feel for LS50 Wireless originals. The app wasn't finished and they didn't issue bug fixes that could have improved it for owners. The II has more processing power and the solution on the II couldn't be ported back to the I. No sorry we will swap out boards for cost/upgrade blah blah. Dumped into t