Good build quality with reasonably good response. Benefits from high-frequency bump.
A couple bands of EQ make this a gem. Best bang for your buck speaker I've reviewed.
Good linearity. Standout feature is its excellent vertical dispersion. Limited in SPL compared to a couple others.
My personal favorite in this class. Great linearity, distortion and wide soundstage.
Great linearity and distortion. Narrower soundstage. A bit bright unless aimed away from the listener by about 20-30°.
Really good linearity. Recommend toe-out by about 20°. Good bass extension but benefits from subwoofer.
Impressive dynamics but limited in soundstage width due to the horn design. Toed-out about 30 degrees gives a more neutral balance.
A bit more detailed than neutral thanks to its slightly lifted treble. Mild midbass bump gives more 'punch' which I tend to enjoy.
Natural midrange and great clarity, especially in vocals. Made in the USA with care. Very low sensitivity so have power on tap.
Powered speaker with studio monitor accuracy. Sounds great used as a pair of mains but be mindful the internal DSP limits bass at high SPL.
Not neutral but on this list because I like the smooth bass it has. Point them away for more neutral sound.
Excellent sound quality. Small footprint with extension down to 50Hz in-room. Low sensitivity. This is a DIY kit speaker.
Incredible linearity and dispersion for a enveloping and natural speaker sound. A bit more 'detail' than KEF Q Concerto.
An alternative coaxial design to KEF with a slightly lifted treble (~1-2dB). Recessed male vocals.
Smooth tonality. Might sound darker compared to brands with boosted treble. Wide vertical dispersion.
Big, warm sound with wide but mild dip in upper midrange. Benefits from further distance from wall for bass.
Super wide and spacious sound combined with excellent linearity and looks make this a steal (when in stock).
Fantastic design from Andrew Jones. Neutral tonality, wide sourcepoint design with practically no sweet spot.
More accurate sound overall compared to lower-model KEFs. You'll notice more detail and less 'warmth'.
A bit more neutral than its brother. Bass rolloff profile allows close placement to wall for a smaller room.
This Master Edidtion version has a treble switch which offers preference-based tweeter level adjustments.
Can be placed near-wall. Very wide dispersion with a bit of a 'warm' sound thanks to the dip before the treble.
Super low distortion bass extension at the cost of sensitivity. More narrow than others here but fantastic timbre.
Incredibly low distortion for a speaker its size (or period, really). Wide dispersion. Aim about 15-20° away from listener.
Powered speaker. Many tuning profiles. Small and lightweight. Limited in SPL/bass due to DSP extending bass.
Big, bold, and full of life. Incredible dynamics with a presentation that feels effortlessly natural. Just incredible.
Fully active with built-in DSP. Room correction, phase alignment, and stunning accuracy in one sleek box.