gregvet said:Well I dont feel its my place to offer services on behalf of dealers, but I would have another word with David if I were you
Alternatively go to the thread on AV forums and look there.
Oh!! Yes they are good out of the box and are just getting better.............8)inbox4 said:What are owners experiences of running these little beauties in?
How long did it take?
Does the sound change much?
How did they sound during the new, unbroken in period compared to when they stablised and started singing?
I've found new speakers to sound horrible in the past (very bright and sharp with one note bass) before they reach the stable optimum and these charactistics completely pass.
Such an amazingly reviewed speakers sound very appealing but I'm not sure I have the patience to run them in! I'm sure they're worth the wait...
alchemist 1 said:Oh!! Yes they are good out of the box and are just getting better.............8)inbox4 said:What are owners experiences of running these little beauties in?
How long did it take?
Does the sound change much?
How did they sound during the new, unbroken in period compared to when they stablised and started singing?
I've found new speakers to sound horrible in the past (very bright and sharp with one note bass) before they reach the stable optimum and these charactistics completely pass.
Such an amazingly reviewed speakers sound very appealing but I'm not sure I have the patience to run them in! I'm sure they're worth the wait...
jaxwired said:plastic penguin said:Interesting - look a lot bigger on stands. How do they compare with PMC DB1is?
I'm a big fan of PMC and the DB1i's in particular. IMO, both the PMCs and the KEFs are pack leaders in their price point, however, they don't sound quite the same. I would say the PMCs are slightly more colored sounding and the KEFs are more accurate. Both have great clarity and detail, but I think the KEFs are more true to the source. Doesn't mean I'd pick the KEFs over the DB1is. The PMCs have more bass IMO and colored or not, I just plain love to listen to them. What makes the KEFs remarkable is the price. I've never heard a speaker this cheap sound this good. I did have to play with room position to get great sound though. Before I found the right spot, I was less impressed.
sq13z said:David, can i assume that you recommend the ls50 over the r200c due to better matching regardless of price?
Not that I've noticed, in the short time that I have had them [second week].plastic penguin said:jaxwired said:plastic penguin said:Interesting - look a lot bigger on stands. How do they compare with PMC DB1is?
I'm a big fan of PMC and the DB1i's in particular. IMO, both the PMCs and the KEFs are pack leaders in their price point, however, they don't sound quite the same. I would say the PMCs are slightly more colored sounding and the KEFs are more accurate. Both have great clarity and detail, but I think the KEFs are more true to the source. Doesn't mean I'd pick the KEFs over the DB1is. The PMCs have more bass IMO and colored or not, I just plain love to listen to them. What makes the KEFs remarkable is the price. I've never heard a speaker this cheap sound this good. I did have to play with room position to get great sound though. Before I found the right spot, I was less impressed.
Are there any particular positioning issues with these Kefs? If so how does that effect the sound?
alchemist 1 said:Not that I've noticed, in the short time that I have had them [second week].
Because they are so stable in sound and construction, I think they are easier to position.
NHL said:How about Cyrus 6A (the Award Winner) to drive the speakers?
NHL said:How about Cyrus 6A (the Award Winner) to drive the speakers?
jaxwired said:I'm a big fan of PMC and the DB1i's in particular. IMO, both the PMCs and the KEFs are pack leaders in their price point, however, they don't sound quite the same. I would say the PMCs are slightly more colored sounding and the KEFs are more accurate. Both have great clarity and detail, but I think the KEFs are more true to the source. Doesn't mean I'd pick the KEFs over the DB1is. The PMCs have more bass IMO and colored or not, I just plain love to listen to them. What makes the KEFs remarkable is the price. I've never heard a speaker this cheap sound this good. I did have to play with room position to get great sound though. Before I found the right spot, I was less impressed.
My LS50's are coming along very nicely, improving day by day.inbox4 said:What are owners experiences of running these little beauties in?
How long did it take?
Does the sound change much?
How did they sound during the new, unbroken in period compared to when they stablised and started singing?
I've found new speakers to sound horrible in the past (very bright and sharp with one note bass) before they reach the stable optimum and these charactistics completely pass.
Such an amazingly reviewed speakers sound very appealing but I'm not sure I have the patience to run them in! I'm sure they're worth the wait...
alchemist 1 said:How are the rest of the LS50 club progressing ?
plastic penguin said:Are there any particular positioning issues with these Kefs? If so how does that effect the sound?
jaxwired said:plastic penguin said:Are there any particular positioning issues with these Kefs? If so how does that effect the sound?
I agree with the other responses. There are no problems. Position "problems" IMO usually result from bass issues. These KEFs don't go quite deep enough to cause problems in any position. Not to say they don't have bass, they do.