#Kef ls50 meta uk how to
#Kef ls50 meta uk driver

i will read it again a few times to take it all in. If I were you, I'd be seriously considering selling the unused Musical Fidelity amp, and using the proceeds towards bolstering your finances to purchase the KEF KC62Įdited by for all that info. The vast majority will have the needed crossover controls to meld easily with your KEF Meta's, although you will need to check if any particular sub has the needed connector type to do this, a lot use balanced XLR connectors. I should add, that when shopping for a sub, you will most some more options if you look at what is available at a Pro Music store that stocks subs for home recording studios.

#Kef ls50 meta uk driver

You need some sort of servo control of the subs driver to control driver cone excursion that has it built in., and you will only get that with a powered sub. That's unless you found a top rung secondhand unit at a good price.Īs for your question about getting a Passive sub and using a Musical Fidelity amp to drive it.Basically don't bother. I've found that using a sub with a single driver larger than 10'/25cm, although being able to move a lot of air, and reproduce really low Bass, you'd more than likely end up finding yourself in the same price range as the KEF KC62 to retain that same speed of response. If you can't fork out for the KC62, I suggest you look for a powered sub that has a single driver of around 8'/20cm, maybe 10'/25cm tops. It goes down really low, but also retains speed, and with your Meta's, that speed is also something you want from a sub, otherwise things might start to sound slow and plodding with your music replay. The KEF KC62 IS worth the money, and as you probably already know, is a perfect match for any of the KEF LS bookshelf sized range. I've got a KEF KC62 and using it as a single sub in a HT system in a relatively small room 5M X 3.5m, my mains are Harbeths SLH5's and everything else in this 7.4.1 system is KEF passive speakers.

Also im not one to be changing speakers and equipment. The speakers do sound amazing but i need a touch of bass.

#Kef ls50 meta uk how to

I bought the speakers and amp but don't know how to get the best set-up going. Size is no big concern have an old musical fidelity from 2008 that has plenty of power. I would connect with pre out? I assume. This is my preference at the moment but need to be patient to find one.

Would buying this sub be a wiser decision for my system as a whole.Īs the rel t7i would be a very good match. Ideally i would prefer the kef kc62 but at $2500 its out of reach at the moment.