LS50 Wireless II

KEF and my KEF dealer both recommended zero toe in for my LS50 Wireless II setup. And personal experience agrees with no toe in.

Slick setup! That’s the LS50 Wireless II? VERY NICE! For highest output you need to connect the interspeaker RJ45 cable. What are you using the optical for? I heard that a Cat 8 cable improves the sound somewhat. (audio voodoo?) So, I wrote to KEF asking about the interspeaker cable. They said it’s

Correct (I just did this same install). The LS50 Wireless II has 4 mounting holes on bottom of each speaker. The S2 stands come with all the mounting hardware, and you do need to pull off the LS50's small round rubber feet and replace these with a small felt-like round-hole sticker that comes in the

Get a used pair of KEF LS50 Wireless II to simplify your entire setup or if you want to keep the Peachtree amp then go for a used KEF LS50 Meta. After that, I would get a subwoofer like the SVS 3000 Micro.

I have both the LSX II's and the LS50 Wireless II's. I have used both with my TV (LG G5 65") Both types are perfectly fine with bass a-plenty for a small room, but if you want the best, opt for the LS50 Wireless II's, with a KC62 Subwoofer and the official stands. Edit: You could perhaps also consid

Like dmcmaine mentioned, only the KEF LSX II do things you asked for. And they are above your budget. Also they have slightly limited SPL capabilities for longer listening distances. The next model up, that are double the price, would be more appropriate for longer listening distances / bigger room:

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.

It’s bit of a mismatch if you are going to go with KEF LSX II or LSX II LT (EAC review), and then add miniDSP. Then all of that streaming, input selection, etc. features in your KEF are not going to be used. You would either want to go with those KEF speakers, or the more suitable for longer listeni

Hi everyone, first of all, a huge thank you to everyone who took the time to share their recommendations and thoughts. I got exactly what I came for and learned an enormous amount throughout this process! Digging into the difference between active and passive systems, decoupling, to sealed vs. porte

Do active designs exist which save on space AND on cables? Yup, for example Wi-Fi speakers such as KEF LS50 Wireless II. These are truly active (four built-in power amplifiers per stereo pair) AND they get their signal via WiFi. They need one power cord per speaker but can do without signal cables..