One of the best videos I’ve seen about the LS50 W2. Especially appreciate getting the head of development to discuss the platform and its evolution. Well done!
Thanks for your effort and excellence in this interview. I just ordered these speakers and it was great to hear the challenges faced by KEF in bringing these to market and broadening their appeal.
Ok so far so good for a main listening position at the sweet spot. Left and right.. but in a situation with more guest in the room i want to put the speakers directed to the lenght of my livingroom. The main speakers stays at his place as before but the right second speaker will turn out to be the left speaker than ……so my question is…what will be the overall listening difference be? Is there a recommanded speaker in favor to the left or the right? This is important while to be flexible with the speaker positioning is one of the major items to decide for wireless. Thank you for advice.
how is it that the passive ls50 max watt rating is so much lower than the powered ones? powered ones are like what? 380 watts each, and the passive is like max 100 watts?
You've an engineering Doctorate in producing sound. Here's a challenge, can you make hifi sound out of the old airline sound tubes, the one that has foam tips and just channeling air through the tubes to the ears? They're like the stethoscope earphones one. Remember those?
One of the best videos I’ve seen about the LS50 W2. Especially appreciate getting the head of development to discuss the platform and its evolution. Well done!
Over 600 views and just over 20 likes? Come on people...Good content deserves support. Thanks for putting this out there. Very interesting.
Excellent interview which is both technically informative and humorous (by both of you). Thanks.
Excellent interview. I'm researching the LS50 W2 and will press the button based on this.
Thanks for your effort and excellence in this interview. I just ordered these speakers and it was great to hear the challenges faced by KEF in bringing these to market and broadening their appeal.
I got mine a couple of weeks ago. They're outstanding, hope you enjoy as much as I am
@@MountainRhode Thanks! I'm excited.
Fascinating insight, thank you to you both
What a great interview. Thank you very much!
This interview semented my decision to purchase KEF LS50 II over other similar active options.
Ok so far so good for a main listening position at the sweet spot. Left and right.. but in a situation with more guest in the room i want to put the speakers directed to the lenght of my livingroom. The main speakers stays at his place as before but the right second speaker will turn out to be the left speaker than ……so my question is…what will be the overall listening difference be? Is there a recommanded speaker in favor to the left or the right? This is important while to be flexible with the speaker positioning is one of the major items to decide for wireless. Thank you for advice.
how is it that the passive ls50 max watt rating is so much lower than the powered ones? powered ones are like what? 380 watts each, and the passive is like max 100 watts?
Perhaps due to active crossover?
Hola amigos, is possible to connect CD Player with this Kef wireless ll ? gracias
Is this the salesman interviewing the engineer of KEF? 😜
What is the crossover frequency from mid/bass to tweeter?
Thank you
You've an engineering Doctorate in producing sound. Here's a challenge, can you make hifi sound out of the old airline sound tubes, the one that has foam tips and just channeling air through the tubes to the ears? They're like the stethoscope earphones one. Remember those?
hard to listen to, please use audio loudness leveling, KEF guy overpowered by the interviewer.
I’m very disappointed with the audio quality of this crap KEF LS50 wireless II