KEF Q 35

I really love this speaker. Bough it for $300 .It have fantastic sound . I add 8" external bass that sound very good and I said wow. This is a best speaker I have. Thanks KEF.

Great little fellas,warm full of detail sound,they r not boomboxes,so wont suitable for boomfunk mc type music,but jazz,classic or old good electronic kraftwerk type tunes will play proudly.They r not annoying,so can be listened for hours,beautiful.

I had the speakers for many years, I forgot whether it was 1998 or 1999 that I bought them brand new to up-grade from my Coda 9.

I had the speakers for many years, I forgot whether it was 1998 or 1999 that I bought them brand new to up-grade from my Coda 9.After breaking-in, the detail and imaging was really impressive. Although it was slightly lean.Initially I was slightly...

Having read all the reviews here have to agree with a couple of contributors, in as much as bass is not only plentiful but clean. these speakers go extremely low. Obviously sensitive to good system matching to give there best.

My Current setup is as follows

My Current setup is as followsCD: Marantz CD6000kiAmp:Tag Mclaren 60iRVQED Qunex 2 interconnectQED Silver Anniversary (Biwired)Room Size: 4m x 6mSpeakers placed 15cm from the longer wallMusic preference: Rock (heavy and classical)Both the Marantz and...

Bought these 2nd hand as rear speakers in my home cinema. They work OK as rears however, just to see what they were like I rigged them up to my main system (Audiolab, Tag Mclaren, Rotel), and what a let down. The bottom end had no presence, mid...

After auditioning neearly 50+ pairs of speakers, I found something in the KEFs that every other speaker lacked, vocal clarity. The strongest part of the speaker is its mid/high end. The highs are clean and crisp without being overwhelmingly "whispy...

A short review to say, if you have £200 to spend on a pair of floorstanders, In my view, you money couldn't buy a better pair!