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KEF Q350 Bookshelf Speakers (Pair, Walnut) - $499 at Amazon
$499.99
$749.99
Kef Q350 6.5" Bookshelf speakers finally down to 499$ on Amazaon
Price match at BB also an option.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B078BBF...J7ZQM
Price match at BB also an option.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B078BBF...J7ZQM
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I've owned a couple of KEF products over the years with no issues.
Having experience with both, you're comparing two very different sounds.
Keep in mind sound is subjective but I would say in basic terms.
These are more upfront sounding on the bright side with being more directive.
The bronze are more neutral on the laidback side. More broad giving more mid bass.
Whether it's worth $500 to you, no one can answer that.
As another post stated these are on Amazon, to truly know buy them and compare for yourself. If they aren't worth it you can just return them.
Not made of walnut. Priced high for the driver and construction quality. Fantastic speakers.
I recently purchased two Klipsch RP-160M bookshelf speakers and R-120SW subwoofer. I quickly learned even at very low volume the subwoofer simultaneously bothers all six neighbors who share this building with me. The combined priced was about $470.
I haven't re "auto" tuned the Denon receiver with just the speakers only (no sub).
How do you think these will compare to the RP-160M's ($250 shipped) used without a subwoofer for tv watching and enjoying music? Receiver outputs 80W max per channel at 8ohms. A dedicated amp may be in the cards in 2023 or 2024 but I don't have that kind of extra cash right now.
It's a relatively small living room with speakers faced right at me on the couch. Might give it a try since the price of these is just a little more than the price of the Klipsch bookshelf plus sub. If I eventually move out of here to a single family home I'd look into a sub but that's not in the cards right now. I like the Klipsch but I have to really crank them high to hear dialog well on TV. Music sounds much better on them. I do listen to music far more often than I watch TV though. I usually listen to music pretty loud but I have to be cognizant of the other condos too (bass).
You aren't supposed to make speakers out of natural wood. Too many imperfections and particle board is typically more dense so it works better.
It's a vinyl cover though. Youd probably be looking for a walnut veneer which would be preferred for cosmetics
It's a vinyl cover though. Youd probably be looking for a walnut veneer which would be preferred for cosmetics
It's a vinyl cover though. Youd probably be looking for a walnut veneer which would be preferred for cosmetics
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I recently purchased two Klipsch RP-160M bookshelf speakers and R-120SW subwoofer. I quickly learned even at very low volume the subwoofer simultaneously bothers all six neighbors who share this building with me. The combined priced was about $470.
I haven't re "auto" tuned the Denon receiver with just the speakers only (no sub).
How do you think these will compare to the RP-160M's ($250 shipped) used without a subwoofer for tv watching and enjoying music? Receiver outputs 80W max per channel at 8ohms. A dedicated amp may be in the cards in 2023 or 2024 but I don't have that kind of extra cash right now.
It's a relatively small living room with speakers faced right at me on the couch. Might give it a try since the price of these is just a little more than the price of the Klipsch bookshelf plus sub. If I eventually move out of here to a single family home I'd look into a sub but that's not in the cards right now. I like the Klipsch but I have to really crank them high to hear dialog well on TV. Music sounds much better on them. I do listen to music far more often than I watch TV though. I usually listen to music pretty loud but I have to be cognizant of the other condos too (bass).
No comparison. I know everyone hears differently and has different sound preferences, but Revel is a better overall sound in all major categories. Of course, Revel is pricier. In this scenario, you do get what you pay for.
Fill them with silica sand and you have a very solid stand.