LSX II LT

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

LSX II and LSX II LT are not the same speaker. The LT version is a pared down version with fewer inputs, fewer colors/finish options and no wireless connection option to pair the speakers. They are connected via a USB C cable. The LT normally sells for $999 a pair. Costco must have a deal with KEF t

Upfront, I've not heard the Coda Ws. But I do own a pair of LSX II LTs paired with the KEF Kube 8 MIE with my M4 MacStudio as the source. Due to geographical constraints, I bought them blind. I consider myself something of an audiophile (I have a vinyl-only system that cost c. £30k to assemble), I'm

Why did you buy active speakers if you went with the Wiim? The KEF LSX II allow an analog input, so it would be standalone + the turntable. It also has built-in Airplay1/2, Chromecast and more. In terms of sound there's no comparison, since switching I haven't looked back. If you position them corre

LSX II LT. Hands down. Coda W are Bluetooth ONLY, NOT wi-fi! That instantly disqualifies them for me. Bluetooth is lo-fi. The Coda Ws are not designed as a streaming system like all of the KEF Wireless series speakers, but more of an old school standalone stereo system. I often stream music to both

I think we're in agreement that tuning, sound signature, etc. are highly personal. But there are also objective qualities like soundstage, imaging, detail, etc that also influence what is considered to be a speaker's overall "quality". They're either there in a speaker or they aren't. And remember,

It is the KEF LSX II LT for $599 at Costco. Not the original LSX (which had issues). And yes, for anyone who's interested in getting into hi-fi, this is a great set of speakers to start, especially when paired with a subwoofer (like SVS SB-1000)

Adams Audio make horizontal near field monitors which would be better for you use than putting passive bookshelf speakers on their sides. for stereo you really need a wider spacing than most monitors. My monitor is 160cm across and I have my speakers either side of that, floor standing towers. Adams

I originally bought the KEF LSX ii for my desk and I absolutely despised them. I currently have the Bose Sound companion 5's. I recently saw the deal at Costco for the LSX LT's and decided to give them another shot. I went to ABT and picked up a KUBE 8 subwoofer as well. I'm genuinely in LOVE with h

Costco now selling KEF LSX II LT for $500 - and there's a reason. Their app, connectivity, etc...totally sucks! Right up there with VW getting pop'd for manipulating emissions via software....LOL. KEF is a marketing machine, and I suspect they "gift" many of their reviewers! While I am not an audiop