KEF has select
KEF HiFi Floorstanding Speakers on sale
from $374.98 each listed below.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
aaronilovici and
kingchicken for sharing this deal.
Available Options:
- KEF HiFi Q550 Floorstanding Speaker $374.98/per speaker
- KEF HiFi Q750 Floorstanding Speaker $449.98/per speaker
- KEF HiFi Q950 Floorstanding Speaker $549.98/per speaker
About the:
- Q550
- The Q550 2.5-way is far more capable than its compact size might suggest, delivering wide bandwidth and full scale with ease.
- With the KEF signature Uni-Q driver, a 130mm (5.25 inch) aluminium bass driver and two matching ABRs the Q550 delivers phenomenal audiophile performance with clarity and power.
- 32lbs, 34.37" x 7.08" x 10.94" (HxWxD
- Q750
- With a Uni-Q mid and treble backed up by a bass driver and two ABRs the Q750 is built to deliver total musical enjoyment.
- Pairing the KEF signature Uni-Q driver array with a 165mm (6.5 inch) aluminium bass driver and two matching ABRs, the Q750 delivers astonishing sound quality.
- 36.4lbs, 36.33" x 8.26" x 14.04" (HxWxD)
- Q950
- With a big bass driver, twin ABRs and Uni-Q driver array the Q950 floorstander can deliver music and cinema in full effect.
- Pairing KEF's signature Uni-Q midrange and treble driver with a 200mm (8 inches) long-throw bass driver and two matching ABRs brings high resolution sound with extraordinary depth and clarity.
- 45.4lbs, 41.81" x 9.6" x 12.91" (HxWxD)
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Q150 for $349 pair from $599
Q350 for $499 pair from $799
Q250 for $399 from $599
Q650 for $699 from $799
I've got a 5.1 set up of the Qs from about 12 years ago, Q350s and Q750s a center and a sub. Still wows me every time I listen to them.
The only reason I don't grab this deal is because I don't have a room in my house without some sort of Kef setup.
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Q950 also on sale for $550 each ($1,100 orig. price)
Q550 also on sale for $375 each ($750 orig. price)
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Q150 for $349 pair from $599
Q350 for $499 pair from $799
Q250 for $399 from $599
Q650 for $699 from $799
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I've got a 5.1 set up of the Qs from about 12 years ago, Q350s and Q750s a center and a sub. Still wows me every time I listen to them.
The only reason I don't grab this deal is because I don't have a room in my house without some sort of Kef setup.
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In a configuration like this, the 1.5" tweeter almost undoubtedly will have a larger magnet and be able to produce higher SPL up to 20khz. The bigger tweeter typically allows you to lower the crossover frequency of the overall speaker design as well, which helps with flexibility.
Speaker drivers and design have come a long way since the days when 4 way speakers were needed (woofer/midwoofer/tweeter/super tweeter designs). A properly designed modern 2 or 3 way speaker will beat most of those old designs.
KEF produces good quality drivers and speakers, outside of DIY it's one of the only brands I'd consider buying, as it's not extremely overpriced and well designed. I've built my entire 5.1 and a dozen other speakers, but KEF seems to produce a good quality product.
My 5.1 system consists of 2 different tweeters, my rears have a 1" Dayton ND25FW-4 tweeter that weighs .35lbs and is an amazing sounding tweeter. My towers have a Dayton 1&1/8" RST28F-4 which 1.8lbs each. I was astounded at the difference, both are great sounding tweeters but the larger one can go well past the needs of my speaker design, the smaller one falls off when you really crank those rears. It's a 10$ tweeter vs a 40$ tweeter and doesn't really impact the overall speaker cost that much.
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