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Product Name: | KEF LS50 Meta (Pair, Mineral White) |
Manufacturer: | KEF |
Model Number: | LS50 Meta |
Product SKU: | B08HGHTWYL |
UPC: | 637203217906 |
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All in all, if you are open to experiment, go for them, but if you have doubts, its okay to pass on these till you can audition in person/have the right amplification.
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I almost went ahead and bought these speakers, but with a recession becoming more and more likely, I suspect we may have the best Black Friday in years. Proceed with caution.
Hi, Randy.
I agree with your reasoning. I held off, too.
But I think KEF is saavy on pricing and would not likely bring prices below what they're selling it for now.
My thinking is that this is the premium product in this line, one that has received almost universal praise from professional reviewers, one that has garnered a class A rating in Stereophile, and one that people are very excited to get at discount, which I don't think has happened before.
It is not an inexpensive item, either, and I think that many buyers would feel screwed, upset, and resentful if KEF were to drop the price even further just a couple of months down the line.
That would destroy the confidence buyers would have when purchasing a KEF product. If there's a chance the prices could go even lower, people may hold off on their purchase indefinitely, which would be a death knell to KEF actually selling product.
Buyer confidence is very important, and undercutting a buyer's decision to purchase by dropping the price even further not too long afterwards seems unwise. Which is why I think any sort of Black Friday deal would not likely be lower than what they are selling it for now.
Of course, I could be totally wrong, too. But that's what I think.
P.S.- The more I think about it, the more it seems to me that this sale price is KEFs strategy to get ahead of the curve in case there is a recession around the holiday season.
So maybe this sale price IS the Black Friday price. But they put it out there now to tap into that Black Friday pricing strategy and pull in the volume sales early in case a recession pops up later.
When people are hunkering down financially, a $1,600 pair of speakers, and other luxury items, are the first things on the chopping block.
Simply put, no one actually needs a $1,600 pair of speakers to listen to music. They are nice to have, sure. But when times are uncertain, financially, luxury items are the first to go. Even at $1,200, the same holds. So why not put your Black Friday price out there now when people are still spending?
Just a thought. It will be interesting to see how KEF actually prices these speakers on Black Friday.
I agree with your reasoning. I held off, too.
But I think KEF is saavy on pricing and would not likely bring prices below what they're selling it for now.
My thinking is that this is the premium product in this line, one that has received almost universal praise from professional reviewers, one that has garnered a class A rating in Stereophile, and one that people are very excited to get at discount, which I don't think has happened before.
It is not an inexpensive item, either, and I think that many buyers would feel screwed, upset, and resentful if KEF were to drop the price even further just a couple of months down the line.
That would destroy the confidence buyers would have when purchasing a KEF product. If there's a chance the prices could go even lower, people may hold off on their purchase indefinitely, which would be a death knell to KEF actually selling product.
Buyer confidence is very important, and undercutting a buyer's decision to purchase by dropping the price even further not too long afterwards seems unwise. Which is why I think any sort of Black Friday deal would not likely be lower than what they are selling it for now.
Of course, I could be totally wrong, too. But that's what I think.
I agree with your reasoning. I held off, too.
But I think KEF is saavy on pricing and would not likely bring prices below what they're selling it for now...
The previous version could be bi-amped with the factory separate crossover boards inside if you unbound the wires and added a second set of posts. I haven't seen any photos of the inside of the meta version.
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Both options end up around the same price range.