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KEF R7 Series Passive 3-Way Floor Speaker (Various Colors)
$1125
$2,249.99
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Best Buy has select KEF R/R3/R7 Series Passive Speakers on clearance below. Shipping is free or select free store pickup where available.
Thanks to Community Member jmabi for finding this deal.
Available:
Thanks to Community Member jmabi for finding this deal.
Available:
- KEF R7 Series Passive 3-Way Floor Speaker (Each) $1124.99
- Walnut
- pickup only
- Black Gloss
- White Gloss
- pickup only
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Edited May 17, 2023
at 04:24 PM
Best Buy has the KEF R line on sale.
R3 at 1099.99
R2C at 649.99
May be able to get even lower with open box items.
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/kef-...Id=6309092
R3 at 1099.99
R2C at 649.99
May be able to get even lower with open box items.
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/kef-...Id=6309092
Created 05-16-2023
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- Available:
- KEF R3 Series Passive 3-Way Bookshelf Speakers (Pair) $1099.99
- KEF R7 Series Passive 3-Way Floor Speaker (Each) $1124.99
- KEF R Series Dual 5-1/4" Passive 3-Way Center-Channel Speaker $649.99
- s KEF R11 Series Passive 3-Way Floor Speaker (Each) $1649.99
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I have LS50's (original) and they're great. I mostly listen at low levels, but I do turn it up a bit now and then and that's when the 50's disappoint.
I'm expecting the R3's to fix that.
I had a pair of KEF Reference One's for many years and should never have sold them.
Based on what? They have speakers are many price points, including a model that's regularly on sale for under $500
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Looks like it's out again. Able to add to cart but on checkout it's out of stock. Amazon isn't showing stock either. ;(
I got R11s for $1200 each in excellent condition
The guys in the audio section seemed like dicks. They didn't even want to mark them down to the 775 price that it was showing online. Let alone to go lower then that.
I've always seen KEF deals come and go and see a lot of hype for them.
On a scale of 1-10, how blown away am I going to be if I upgrade from my Klipsch setup to the KEF R7?
I am expecting answers of 11 or more of course, but appreciate any real feedback.
I may just go ahead and drive to my local Best Buy in hopes that they have some out to listen to.
[edit] Ok, so maybe actually sold out haha?
It seems like it's back in stock. I would say this is a definite and considerable upgrade. Specially for music listening. You should find them more detailed but at the same time less harsh. If you have proper positioning and decent room acoustics, you should also feel much better soundstage. Having said this, take into account I'm talking about the speaker's capabilites, if the source or the amp are not good enough, ypu won't be able to get the most out of them. Also, Klipsch are horn speakers, which have a considerably different sound profile, so in that regard, it comes down to personal preference.
What was the price you got them for?
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Would a quality preamp with these be helpful?
Would a quality preamp with these be helpful?
I would say decent preamp and DAC (if listening to digital) is OK, but the amplifier should be be either good or great. Some speakers are more demanding than others when it comes to amplification, but rule of thumb, I would get something better than your average AV receiver. Stereo amplifiers (integrated or not) that cost tge same as said receivers should be an acceptable starting point.
Lol he got 25k speakers for 1500? Keep smoking the pipe dream
It was a simple question to a specific person, not sure why it bothers other folks in the thread.
If I stay in the Yamaha family, would any of their products fit the bill, if an upgrade is needed? I'm guessing the answer is "yes"
If I stay in the Yamaha family, would any of their products fit the bill, if an upgrade is needed? I'm guessing the answer is "yes"
Does your receiver have pre-outs? A good middle ground could be using your receiver as the preamp and add another power amp to power the fronts. That way you can use it for both home theater and stereo listening without compromising much.
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