Q1 Meta

I just had to spend more than I’m willing to admit winning an eBay auction for the last two Q150 grills to complete my 7.2.4 almost all-KEF setup (all KEF except my SVS subs). I couldn’t settle for Q1 Meta grills being slightly larger when my other Q150s have properly sized grills already… But those

I have a more modest setup than what you’re talking about but unless my experience is unusual, I cannot recommend having the KC62 in the signal chain for your mains. I’m using Q1 Metas for a near field desk setup with a MOTU M2 audio interface for the DAC and a 3e audio A7 stereo amplifier. Without

No. I have Q1 Meta and LSX II. LSX II is better. With a built-in amp and DSP KEF can tune their components together, allowing them to work to their limits without breaking. But passive speaker has to accommodate all types of amps, so it has to play it safe. Even after those precautions Q150 woofer p

KEF recommends starting with zero toe-in; have you tried them that way? I feel like I always hear KEFs can be too bright/harsh when toed in much. Also, you don't say how far apart the speakers are. Just that it's a 20' x 50' space. But then also that one speaker is shoved into a corner? I'm no exper

Yeah but everyone is constantly talking specifically about the KEF Q150 (and Q1 Meta) that THOSE need a subwoofer. On posts and videos about other '5,25 inch woofer speakers that go to 50hz' u hear way less people say that a subwoofer is needed.

Ok I have a wiim mini PEQ on my Kef q1 meta with the right channel closer to the wall being half ported. Ik they notably have a lack of bass, a sub just isn’t in the budget currently

I have a wiim mini PEQ on my Kef q1 meta with the right channel closer to the wall being plugged half way in the rear port. Ik they notably have a lack of bass, a sub just isn’t in the budget currently. Driven by a fosi za3