XIO

Okay, so... Yeah, I find it very, terribly ugly (especially if compared to Stage or something like the Devialet Dione or KEF XIO - personally I'm not a massive fan of the Theatre design either but it's waay better than this). But I'd be okay with that. Thing is, it is basically only as powerful as S

The XIO was probably only slightly better sounding and nearly twice the cost. It’s also enormous and if you’re putting it on a fireplace mantle that bitch better be DEEP. Mounting it on the wall is also problematic due to ground clearance issues so it’s just a massive space hog. For reference, I hav

Unfortunately the KEF XIO still does not support rear channels despite KEF promises on launch. The LSX would have been perfect for the job. I think the new SVS 3000 Micro is a good fit, powerful, tiny and not too expansive. The KC62 is a definitive good choice if you have money to burn : It's margin

But in the world we live in, the vast majority of TV’s cost a lot less than $2,500 and few people are willing to spend more on the soundbar than on the TV itself. No matter how innovative the KEF XIO soundbar is, its price tag makes it a nonstarter for non-audiophiles. Meanwhile, audiophiles will co

The XIO eventually went into idle mode, and after that I lost the KW2 sync again. I tried the same “workaround” as before — launching the KW2 firmware update from KEF Connect — but this time it did not bring the sync back. So at this point I honestly have no idea how this system is supposed to work.

I don't th>nk is the best choice right now. It's a good soundbar butmi don't think it's THAT better then a Samsung 990f. And there is no surround choice. Appart from Samsung and Sonos, LG sound suite and Bose have come up with nice solutions as well. You can also explore wiim with traditional speake

I ordered the KEF XIO as a blind buy and to say I m disappointed is an understatement. I watched so many reviews praising it and I am not sure how much KEF paid these guys but it does not deliver. I did a firmware update and calibrated but the sound for music is muffled and not very detailed. Movies

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

its overall better then 990f from samsung or 1300 mk2 from jbl in my opinion its the best you can buy without rears maybe kef xio is an alternative but its more expensive i´m super happy with it in my bedroom the only reason i have another soundbar in my living room is the lack of rears, you can´t r

The LSX II has: Wireless: all sources resampled to 48KHz/24bit PCM Wired: all sources resampled to 96KHz/24bit PCM The LSX II LT has: Wireless: Not possible, as it uses USB-C to power and send data to the Slave speaker Wired: all sources resampled to 96kHz/24bit PCM The LS50 Wireless II has: Wireles