LSX Wireless Music System

The A2+ isn't really an apples with Apples comparrison though is it. The KEF has far more to offer like it's extensive streaming options, wireless and wired connectivity, amazing app, dedicated sub out etc. The A2+ is just a speaker with bluetooth. Also the fact that you're comparing HomePods 2 in s

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

Adam Audio A7V put you in the region of £1100 new. They offer 40-45KHz. Not the only parameter to consider but a measure to compare others. Adams Audio are analogue active speakers with no wi-fi, digital and no streaming so everything is spent on sound quality and build. The others offer more featur

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

WiiM Amp Ultra is a streamer with built in DAC & built-in amplifier to drive passive speakers. WiiM Ultra is a preamplifier with DAC but needs an amplifier to drive passive speakers (e.g. Wharfedale) or streaming music with active speakers (such as KEF LSX II LT with lots of hypes especially for clo

I have the KEF LSX gen. 1 and did have to have them fixed once in the past 6 yrs. due to a bad amp circuit board but they sound great. Over ethernet they have had flawless connectivity but wi fi is a constant headache so I gave up on it so just placed the router near the main speaker so I could hard