LS50 Wireless II

I have both. One set of Beolab 8 in my bedroom and one set as rear speakers to my Beovision Theatre in the living room. The Kef LSX II is used as desktop speakers in my office. Like @matteventu wrote above, the Beolab 8 are more similar to LS 50 Wireless II than LSX. The Beolab 8 can play louder and

I have the LS50 gen 1 and X gen 2. First, plan on a sub ASAP. I run all my setups with subs, so I'm biased, but the smaller speakers lose significant bass ability - both 50's and X. For near field, I don't notice much difference between the two, largely since the volume levels are relatively low wit

I've been through at least 10 different "audiophile" speaker systems over the decades. The best I've heard is what I have now - KEF LS50 Wireless II. So clean, clear, distinct, even over the spectrum of audio sound. Add a subwoofer, and you'll not want anything more. And they don't cost a fortune, l

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

Ls50 wireless II + kc62 owner here Create a new profile and select expert Under sub one sub one sub + mono + kc62 This will show you the high pass roll off start (70hz) that KEF feels is realistic for the ls50wII. Since it’s an svs (and not garbage) leave it. This will allows the ls50wii to focus (a

I've combined my amazing KEF LS50 Wireless IIs with SVS 3000 micro subwoofer. I never heard bass so clearly and defined before, and the integration seems completely transparent and integrated. I go back to some of my favorite music, and now really appreciate so much more.

Nice! I have some Kef LS50 Wireless II's (basically an active version of the LS50 Metas) and they're great, but agree... just a different experience. They're for my PC (which I spend a lot of time in front of) and replaced some Yamaha studio monitors, so they're accurate but I'm used to that. They'r

I also found my KEF LS50 wireless II more likable when I added a SVS SB3000. I love the minimalist setup, few wires. It’s always a joy to hear something so big and clear from such a small set up.

I have the KEF LS50 Wireless II’s and have felt they are pretty empty sounding until I up the volume to a level that I don’t normally listen at. I don’t have a sub, however, and I feel that will change everything. Does a sub make a huge difference at lowering listening volumes? I’ve been considering

Had both R3 and LS50. To get the best out of R3, you need a serious amp way more than Wii M Ultra will provide. I have test amps between $900 all the way to $8000 for reference. Given this, LS50 Wireless II would he the best choice imo. Due to amp requirements for R3 to sound good. LS50 wireless off