KEF KC62

Construction is solid. The case is inert. Knock on it and there is no resonance. ; Setup is easy using the room eq settings, and the rotary crossover and volume controls. ; The optional KW1 wireless unit is also easy to set up and quickly pairs your...

Setup would be easier if you could make adjustments from the listening position. ; KEF should supply an AC/USB accessory with the KW1 wireless kit.

The KEF KC62 is not inexpensive, and as I’ve said one could buy more with less money. Having said that, the KEF sets up easily in just about any room (my two rooms are very dissimilar in layout and wall treatments, but the KEF KC62 shined in both).

KEF KC62 is a small and easily placeable subwoofer with excellent and precise deep bass in relation to its size. A perfect partner for the LS50 speakers.

Even a high powered sub like the KC62 has some physical limitations: If you like to play extra loud or have a large listening room, there are even more potent subwoofers to be found.

Who better than KEF itself, when it comes to making a subwoofer that matches the small but excellent LS50 speakers? The British speaker manufacturer is known for its smart solutions, and with the KC62 they have managed to make a big fuss out of a small...

Mankind has sought to get more and deeper bass from smaller and smaller designs ever since the first Neolithic audiophile blew through a conch shell and thought, "Damn, I wish this went lower, louder!"