LS50 II Wireless

I’ve owned both. The difference with a KC62 on both is marginal. There is a difference in my space, but not enough. The upgrade from an LS50 Wireless II, in my space, is not the LS60s. It’s moving to a dedicated amp, R11s, and Rels. That’s a more expensive system for sure, but that’s what it took to

IMO, definitely not the KEF LS50 Wireless II (dead end). Either the KEF R3 Meta or the Audiovector QR3 SE with the Wiim Amp Pro would make for a great system. Still, the Audiovectors come with free stands ;-), are less sensitive to placement, and are comparatively unique compared to what have become

I have the KEF LS50 Wireless II, with 1x KEF Kc62 sub (integrated with Dirac Live). Today coincidentally I had the chance of trying the Mofi SP8. Yeah it sounds warmer, less analytical than the KEFs, more like a “real sound”, wider soundstage and more 3D sounding (deeper soundstage especially). Real

Same. I got the LS50 Wireless II + sub for the TV -- I don't know, looking at all the glowing reviews, I'm all the more surprised about how meh they sound to me. Have tried them also as Roon endpoints with all kinds of music and what can I say, just not for me.....

Depends what you are looking for? And size of room? If you want the kef's to go nicely for home cinema there are really 2 key choices Svs sb3000 or the more punchy and comparably priced svs pb2000 pro - the pb2000 pro is heavy though and takes a bit of strength to optimally position it. For cinema y

Could you please pressure KEF to give their LS50 Wireless II Qobuz Connect support? It sucks my old AVR has it, but not my speakers.

sorry, After recent Spotify app / Spotify Connect updates, I’m experiencing persistent issues with Spotify Connect on KEF LS50 Wireless II. The speakers firmware has not changed recently.

😀😀 I never test stuff I cannot buy because I will fall so much in love that I will never be able to be satisfied with mediocre. That is why I also have never driven a Porche or Ferrari. Before all this Bang & Olufsen stuff I was considering getting KEF LS50 Wireless II but I must admit than I have t

Me also. In fact, the lack of wires kicks it down a level in my mind (and I own a pair of KEF LS50 Wireless IIs)

The LSX IIs are simply not big enough to do the job, subwoofer or not. The next thing is that for the price of KEF LS50 Wireless IIs, it makes sense to consider getting LS50 Metas, a separate streaming amp, AND a subwoofer for the same price, which would be much more flexible and upgradeable over ti