Q Concerto Meta

The Q Concertos are probably the best bang for buck KEFs out there.

If you aren't loving the KEF Q metas in your current space, I would not recommend you spending significantly more for a new setup. Outspending an unknown problem is not a good solution. Try to look at it a different way. Spending to upgrade something you dont love, will never give as much satisfacti

Well, since your Sony only has bass and treble controls for sound shaping, you should look at speakers with a pretty consistent in-room response out of the box. What came to mind right away are the KEF Q Concerto Metas. While they retail for $1400, there are a pair of factory-recertified units that

Being an employee could you take the floor models home, one pair at a time at store closing, and return prior to opening? That is a real good price for the Q Concerto Meta. On another level, what would the KEF R3 cost you?

I’ve had Kef R3 and Q Concerto hooked up to my nad c298 and I’ll tell you, these boys are an absolute steal. Enjoy the ride and dont get lost in the fog.

So I’m just going to give you a quick run down of my experience with my AVR (Pioneer LX505) and multiple bookshelf speakers I tested (606 S3, Concerto Meta, Klipsch Rp600m II, Polk R200, 602 S1, R3 Meta). All speakers I tested ran into distortion well before my desired SPL. At first, I thought it wa

I have a WiiM Amp Ultra paired with KEF Q Concerto Meta speakers and a subwoofer. They sound great at moderate listening levels I usually listen at around 40% volume. However, once I push the volume past 50%, the sound starts to become thin and compressed. I kind of wish I had bought the Ultra and F

Yeah that’s the way to go. My main system is Wiim Amp + KEF Q Concerto Meta and I can just press play as well. IMO no point getting high end equipment if the gets in the way of me enjoying music. Rather have a simple to use hi-fi system.

KEF Q Concerto Meta for 600 is a steal, and their bass extension is deep enough that in a small room you can do without a sub. You can always add one later of course.

Best to listen to them if you can. I personally like KEF and own several pair, including Q Concerto Meta. You are getting a lot of bang for buck at $600 for those. My preference is to run a subwoofer no matter what pair of bookshelf speakers you choose. That of course requires a separate quiz but if