LSX Wireless Music System

Check any products with "Google Cast" (formerly known as "Chromecast built-in"). Avoid those that don't have it, i.e. Sonos, most Samsung, recent Sony Bravia soundbars, etc, even if they claim support for "Google Home". Some examples of soundbars that integrate nicely into a Google Home ecosystem by

If you want streaming, why the Coda W?They’re the most limited of the KEF wireless speakers.I see them meant mainly as a traditional standalone system to connect to a turntable. Yeah, they have Bluetooth. Take a look at the KEF LSX II LT instead.They support wi-fi streaming via AirPlay 2 and have bu

Kef LSX II LT has its own amplifier built in being full active speakers with power amplifiers built in. It lacks analogue inputs and you have optical, Ethernet, HDMI and wireless inputs. A Wiim Amp ultra duplicated the amplifier in the Kef LSX II LT speakers. It is intended for use with passive spea

Please note that the LT model version of KEF LSX II do not have any analog inputs. So it would be the wrong choice for a turntable setup. (You would still need to make your personal choice/preference between the KEF LSX II and Coda W.)

Take a look at KEF LSX II LT wireless speakers.They’re on sale at Costco for $500 or less depending on your location. KEF has them on sale for $700 right now. Excellent speakers, that also support AirPlay 2, HDMI eARC, USB-C, optical inputs and a subwoofer out RCA jack. I have the original LSX and a

Bit late to the conversation but unlike the first iteration KEF LSX, KEF LSX II does not have LDAC or APTX codecs with bluetooth connection. KEF decided to drop bluetooth codecs except for standard SBC and AAC. These are pretty low quality. A wired USB connection will stream 24 bit/192kHz and a Wire

KEF LSX II LT are a fair bit smaller than the coda. I think they benefit from subwoofer support - a small, lower-powered one if you want to limit the impact on family or work colleagues. I use two pair, one in a 14x14' home office, the other in a 9x13 work office. The subwoofer at work is less power

If you’re in the US or Canada, Costco has the KEF LSX II LT on sale at $500 and below, depending on your location. Great speakers and for me, better than the Coda W, since they support AirPlay 2. I have the original LSX and a KEF KUBE 10b subwoofer. It’s a great little system!