KEF Owner's Thread

[kini]

This looks fun and interesting!
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LS60 Wireless

The Future of Wireless HiFi Celebrating 60 years of acoustic innovation, LS60 Wireless is our vision of high-fidelity sound for the future. An all-in-one speaker system that allows you to stream from any source and connect to any home audio devices with audiophile-grade power. The iconic slim...

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KEF celebrates sixty years with the LS60 Wireless | Darko.Audio

A slender floorstanding loudspeaker with streaming smarts.

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UNBOXING the KEF LS60 Wireless

Because the packaging is an engineering marvel. Camera: Olaf von Voss Editor: John Darko Motion GFX: John Darko More info: https://darko....

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KEF Celebrates Its 60th Anniversary With the All-in-One (And Done) LS60 Floorstanding Wireless Speakers - Twittering Machines

Michael Lavorgna's Twittering Machines: HiFi with a twist

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$7K/Pair - hmm...

Interesting based on the specs it's using a new meta version of the LSX driver. Let's see how the reviews go. I'm sure they're going to be good but wonder if they're going to be $6K good.

 

[KenM10759]

Interesting based on the specs it's using a new meta version of the LSX driver. Let's see how the reviews go. I'm sure they're going to be good but wonder if they're going to be $6K good.

In the US, they're $7K list price.

The law of diminishing returns applies here too. Everything depends upon your own values and ears.

 

[andrewdrouin]

KEF T52 Tweeter from KEF Cantata loudspeaker.

Might anyone out there have a line on information regarding how the KEF T52 tweeter can be disassembled?

I've taken the large screw out of the back of the unit, but it's still firmly bonded together - though I see what may be a seam, and I've given it more than a few twists and turns - to no avail.

Figured that I'd get some insight if any exists out there for something this old (1977) before I start applying brute force to the unit...

Tnx.

Andrew Drouin

 

[TLS Guy]

KEF T52 Tweeter from KEF Cantata loudspeaker.

Might anyone out there have a line on information regarding how the KEF T52 tweeter can be disassembled?

I've taken the large screw out of the back of the unit, but it's still firmly bonded together - though I see what may be a seam, and I've given it more than a few twists and turns - to no avail.

Figured that I'd get some insight if any exists out there for something this old (1977) before I start applying brute force to the unit...

Tnx.

Andrew Drouin

You are going about this the wrong way. Brute force and ignorance is never a good plan, but it seems your modus operandi.

The diaphragm has to be pried out from the front. So you have a new dome/VC assembly? You will also need ferrofluid and loudspeaker glue.

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