KEF IQ30

Very capable speaker. It takes several hours of break-in before the mids and highs fully disentangle themselves, but then the clarity is unreal. The bass is crisp, but will not rumble the house like a sub will. Still, if you are a music listener rather...

I purchased these based upon the positive reviews. Let me first say that this is how I purchased my Bose 301 series V ( replaced by the IQ30's). The iQ30's revealed so much detail that I have been missing from my music. The Bose were muffled and...

These are my first KEF speakers. I wanted speakers to pair with an old stereo receiver that had recently been refurbished, i.e these are not my primary sound system speakers. I did a little on-line research before this purchase and found pretty...

These are my first KEF speakers. I wanted speakers to pair with an old stereo receiver that had recently been refurbished, i.e these are not my primary sound system speakers. I did a little on-line research before this purchase and found pretty...

Just amazin speakers. Looks great, sounds great, not so great price. If you want it, get it, you won't regret it!!!

I bought these IQ30s to be my left and rights to complete my surround system which consisted of KEF iQ7s, an iQ60C, and a PSW2500. They wired up with the same terminals as the rest of the iQ family, and sound fantastic. You can pick this up for good...

I've been in search of a "reasonable" priced bookshelf for a month or more now. My budget is to stay under $600. I've sampled the B&W 685, Polk RTiA3 and Paradigm Studio 20's to give you an idea for comparing my review.

One great benefit of the Uni-Q geometry used in the KEF iQ30 is that both the bass driver and the tweeter have almost exactly the same dispersion pattern or, as KEF frames it, ‘matched directivity', so as a listener moves off-axis, the high frequencies...

One great benefit of the Uni-Q geometry used in the KEF iQ30 is that both the bass driver and the tweeter have almost exactly the same dispersion pattern or as KEF frames it ‘matched directivity' so as a listener moves off-axis the high frequencies are...