hurricane_run-
I absolutely love pretty much everything about them. They sound really brilliant for everything I listen to regularly - mainly modernish guitar bands, some techno and fair amount of parts in-between.
There's something really great about their simplicity, you just turn them on and away they go. My partner who's not really fussed about hifi I think likes the modern way they just work with Spotify connect from a phone.
The big draw back has been how crap the KEF app is and the lack of something similar to Spotify connect for Tidal - there's no way to control streaming direct to the speakers from the Tidal app, you have to do it via the pretty rubbish KEF app, and for a £2000 hifi it seems a shame to be using the slightly inferior streams from Spotify but we do that a lot because the integration is so much nicer to use.
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tb55
Does anyone have experience/recommendations at the small end of the speaker spectrum? I have a small spare room and have been thinking about the dynaudio Evoke 10 (so in £1200ish range).
Currently there's a Musical Fidelity x-A200r driving some old fairly budget missions. Thinking I'll upgrade the speakers first and down the line add something like the Brooklyn Bridge/amp combo if the MF is shown to be lacking, love the style of that amp though.
I would and being sensible probably should consider the KEF LSX, but I have the LS50W in the living room and this is more of the hifi as a hobby/money pit set up...