Q11 Meta

If you're used to the sound from the Dali, KEFs may sound bad to your ear, the same way most of KEF owners find B&Ws shouty. Yep, a couple weeks ago, there was a guy who posted here saying he was a huge B&W fan and wanted to know which KEF speaker he should buy that would sound the most similar. I k

I think the little coaxial tangerine drivers used by kef in all their designs are fundamentally flawed due to the inescapable issues arising from on\off axis variance, diffraction and distortion that come with using coaxials; leading to a speaker that's difficult to position and prone to listening f

After reading reviews I planned on purchasing a pair of KEF Q11 Metas, after listening to them I bought a pair of Martin Logan F10s. The KEF's sounded dull and muted.

I did some more research and my opinion leaned towards the Q11 Meta. The price is the same and the Kef seems better and its warmer, but one thing that worries me is the 4-ohm impedance. I'm a beginner at this and I'm learning how to set up a home theater, I don't know if the Denon X3800H can handle

I actually meafures my new q11 metas last night and got a shockingly similar graph. For me it's too much treble roll off and too much 40-100hz boost. I run them off a Yamaha as801 and with the tone controls was able to boost the treble flat but the bass is harder to tame. I don't have side walls any