KEF Q300CH Bookshelf Speaker (Pair, Cherry)

A few years ago I purchased a pair of Wharfedale Diamond 8.2 speakers based on a WhatHiFi review and was very pleased, especially at the clearance price of $150 a pair. As funds permitted I decided it was time for an upgrade and turned once again to ...

As a long time KEF product owner, I am well versed in their various product lines. I own a pair of the IQ30s, IQ10s and a pair of the XQ 10s. The Kef Q300 is a night and day difference between my other sets. The Q300 perform better in highs with the ...

I haven't had these long enough to break in completely but I am very happy with them so far. I decided a couple months ago I need to upgrade my speakers. So I started with the Subwoofer and decided on a DefTech SC6000. The I got a DefTech center speaker. ...

I do recommend a sub for larger rooms, but no sub is probably ok for small a room (10x12ft...Good bass reproduction depends on the recording- older CDs from the 80s and early 90s weren't equalized very well and they tend to be bass shy...Anything released since the late 90s is usually good...

I own a pair of the IQ30s, IQ10s and a pair of the XQ 10s...You would be hard pressed to find a better sounding pair in the same price range...If you are in the market for some new bookshelf speakers and these are in your price range, I HIGHLY recommend these speakers...

The RX2's build, fit, finish and presentation also adds the icing on an exceedingly good cake...Although the Q300's are impressive i've found the A-S500 to sound upfront with these speakers...I demo'd the M/A RX2's, Dynaudio DM 2/6's and 2/7's as well as the KEF Q300's and the M/A RX1's when looking to build a 2nd system with my NAD C355BEE amp and Arcam DiVA CD72 CDP...The M/A RX2's were superb as were the DM2/7's but the overall soundstage of the RX2's and their massive bass-weight but well timed and detailed midrange and treble led the pack fairly quickly...