KEF Q300 Rosewood Bookshelf Speakers Photo 1728240 US Audio Mart

Kef Q300. KEF Q300 Speakers British Audiophile Photo 1230213 US Audio Mart The KEF Q300's feature KEF's latest version of their popular Uni-Q drivers At first glance, the boxy Q300s almost seem like they're from a different company, or perhaps a different era.

To deliver such ability, the KEF's five main speakers - two pairs of five-star-rated Q300 standmounts, plus a Q600c centre channel - employ the same 16.5cm Uni-Q driver array, the centre being bolstered by an additional bass unit plus a matching passive radiator This review picks the key features of the KEF Q300 bookshelf speaker and unveils its main advantages and disadvantages.

KEF Q300 Rosewood Bookshelf Speakers Photo 1728234 US Audio Mart

KEF Q300 Bookshelf speakers In new Q series the engineers of KEF have moved from rounded form of the body to the more usual rectangular, allowing the system to look more massive and stricter To deliver such ability, the KEF's five main speakers - two pairs of five-star-rated Q300 standmounts, plus a Q600c centre channel - employ the same 16.5cm Uni-Q driver array, the centre being bolstered by an additional bass unit plus a matching passive radiator The KEF Q300's feature KEF's latest version of their popular Uni-Q drivers

KEF Q300 Speakers British Audiophile Photo 1230213 US Audio Mart. British speaker company KEF has become a storied name in the audio world by crafting quality, if a little oddball, speakers.Their Blade and Muon speakers feature swoopy, curvy designs that would look more at home in MoMA than perhaps in some living rooms. At first glance, the boxy Q300s almost seem like they're from a different company, or perhaps a different era.

KEF Q300 Rosewood Bookshelf Speakers Photo 1728243 US Audio Mart. The Kef q300 features are entirely based on Uni-Q drivers as the uni-q drivers were launched back in 1988 But time moves on and the competition is even stronger than it was two years ago.