Q350

I have a relatively modest setup with kef q350 L&R, q650 center, and HSU VTF-2 MK5 sub. Q650 is irrelevant I guess because I listen in stereo. Main listening position 6 feet back. It's unreal. The soundstage is as wide as the speakers. Music coming from the wall. Really hard to describe. The speaker

in a small desk setup, those KEF Q350 will give you cleaner mids and a wider soundstage than the Wharfedales, but they need more power. the Fosi ZA3 can drive both but the KEFs will shine with a little headroom. the sub is not strictly necessary for nearfield listening if you pick the Wharfedales si

Dont know about it, but i have some kefs q350 with x1700h denon, at first ordered some qed 14awg cables cause brand and shit, the result? Anemic sound, soundstage was okay but lacked impact Changed to some random 12awg cables and they feel like i upgraded my speakers, soundstage and that hmmpf impac

It’s kind of wild that in 2026 I can name several sub‑$1k speakers — JBL Stage A170/A190, ELAC Uni‑Fi 2.0, KEF Q150/Q350 — that have well‑controlled directivity yet people still hand out “treat first reflections” like it’s an acoustic law. You don’t need a lab, just a speaker with good dispersion, a

Like you, I have have had some great KEF experiences. I Started w/ Q150. I then compared Q150 vs Q350 in a retail setting. Somehow I lucked into some KEF R3 w/ significant cabinet damage. I bought them for $200, expecting to have to build all new speaker cabinets. After getting them home and further

I recently got a pair of Kef Q350 speakers and was very happy with their bass (big upgrade from my previous speakers). But when I integrated my new (to me) SVS SB-2000 Pro it added such an amazing depth and richness to the sound. Turning the sub on and off is like switching between skim milk and who