LSX Wireless Music System

Nice build! I also wanted a very high end desktop system. I replaced a pair of Genelec 8020 with the 7050 subwoofer with some very high end Sony nearfield monitors and two KEF kc62 subs. I made 2 YouTube videos about the process of integrating the subs into a system that had no sub output. https://y

I’m not who you’re replying to but I own a pair of Kef LSX IIs and Dali Oberon 5s and I easily prefer the Dalis. The Kefs are very accurate and have precise imaging with very good detail, but are also clinical in their presentation to my ears. The Dalis in comparison offer a much wider soundstage an

Tested them on a Denon Home Amp, and together they sounded significantly better than KEF LSX ii, at least in my ears… Off course, the bass is limited, and there are better options out there, but probably not for the price.

I would hope that at that price point KEF have finally nailed the wireless connectivity. I bought recently a pair of LSX II as TV speakers and secondary system. they sound good…when they bother to connect to my WiFi and with each other! It’s been an endless nightmare since I bought them.

Hey, how did you end up? Just curious because I´m looking for great Desktop sound with a similar budget. Under consideration: Cambridge Audio L/R, Harbets NLE-1 or passive Kupids + Wiim Amp or Class AB Amp or even the most compact ones of Harbeth or Spendor together with a Sub. I´ve tried the KEF LS

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

The Kef LSX II LT lacks analogue inputs and no wi-fi so the secondary speaker is wired to the primary. Sound quality etc is the same as the more expensive LSX II wireless. Kef Coda W also lacks wi-fi, bigger speaker, more bass but adding a KC62 or KC 92 solves that for them anyway (of SVS for a low