XIO

If you’re already using Xio probably sticking with a KEF sub would be better as the KEF Connect settings make for an easy and near-perfect integration. They know their own products’ characteristics do they naturally know what crossover settings would work best. Now, I haven’t tested the Kube but I a

It depends on what you want to achieve (performance, convenience) and your room. My room is relatively small and I have neighbours. I've gone from AVR+Passive Speaker (Marants cinema 50 + R3s) to LSX then XIO and I do not regret it "too much". I have gained tremendously in convenience (only 1 remote

Never had problems with this since I had TVs with eARC. The LG C9 is the oldest to support it. After that moved to Sony A80J and has been working great. My Sony manages all the inputs and works great without latency issues. Before the XIO I used a 5.1.2 setup with KEF Q550/Q250c in the front and Son

I believe KEF subs can be easily setup with the Xio via their app, so that would be your best bet. The KC series of KEF subs are very good and a safe choice. I love REL, but that model is overkill for a soundbar, and is better suited for playing music with a stereo. SVS provides the best bang for bu

I wish i had good experiences with kef... but ive only heard them in 2 scenarios both at audio advice and both times it was disappointing. 1 it was their 50s cant remember if it was the passive or active 2 channel bookshelves but they didnt get loud and didnt sound any better than my phone. 2nd was

Yeah, you are right, and I agree with basically everything. But the room is shaped in a way that LS60s can't be left and right of the TV. Of course, I would use the crossover. It looks like I would be able to use one setting from the LS60 to the sub over the KEF app and different crossover settings