Q1 Meta

Check out https://www.spinorama.org/scores.html?quality=High&sort=score&count=1000. There you can find all you need. KEF Q1 MetaTonality: 5.5Bass extension: 47 HzFlatness: ±2.3 dB KEF Q3 MetaTonality: 5.0Bass extension: 38 HzFlatness: ±5.0 dB As you can see, the Q1 has better tonality score and has

For a room that size, you're going to need a beast of a loudspeaker to fill that size of space. You'll also need a multi-subwoofer bass system if you want solid, in-room bass response. The KEF Q11 Meta towers and two or more RSL Speedwoofer 10S subs is a good solution. Besides being a damn good subw

Recent Kef speakers (including the Q1) have adopted an "extended bass shelf", which is just another way of saying that they are tuned to require boundary reinforcement for normal bass levels. Here's an example of what that looks like. Other speakers are designed to be as flat as possible anechoicall

I also had those JBL monitors before upgrading to Kef Q1 Metas, HS grad gift from my dad. Even nowadays they still rip pretty nice with a decent sub 😎

With smaller speakers for a desk, you’re gonna want speakers plus a subwoofer for your bass heavy music. If speakers are passive, you’ll need some kind of streaming amp (Wiim, Aiyima, Fosi). Could make a nice desk setup with one of those KEF Q1 meta or Philharmonic Audio True Mini’s, and an RSL 10e.

I'd go with the KEF Q Concerto Meta's unless you love the B&W house sound. I've heard a few of the KEF QM line & the B&W stuff, I personally find the KEF's to be more accurate and immersive: the coaxial/UniQ on the KEF is really nice. If you're looking for controlled & full bass + a clean sound, the