Dumping it all for Lyngdorf???

I love my new MP-40 with Room Perfect. After going from top of the line Denons, to top of the lines Marantz,'s, to the top of the line Lexicons.. I switched to an entry level Lygndorf. I honestly think this will be my last purchase unless technology points me otherwise. All my previous changes have been for the sound I'm wanting. I found it ..

I can’t speak about Lyngdorf, but will say +1 on simplifying. About three years ago I sold all the separates and bought a Devialet Expert Pro and haven’t looked back. While room correction isn’t built in like the Lyng, you can configure it with settings from REW. Honestly though, a few tweaks by ear to DSP in Roon was all it took for me. Considering its a streamer/dac/phono/preamp/poweramp all in one, the cost of those separates plus cables makes it a great value proposition too IMHO.

I think the Kef require power to make them perform to their capability which is the trick in this equation.

Recently I'm driving them with an 8 w/ch tube amplifier and loving it! Usually I'm running them with 50 w/vh Pass Labs First Watt....

 

Lyngdorf lover here. I have a TDAI-3400. Speakers are Spatial Audio X5. I also have a Whammerdyne DGA-1 (SET amp) and an MSB Analog DAC, which goes against the OP's goal of simplifying, but I can toggle between which source system drives the speakers. The Lyngdorf sounds so good that I listen to it 90% of the time and only switch to the Whammer/MSB setup when I want to sit, focus and really dig deep into the experience. In that case, the Whammer/MSB does create more space and dynamics, but the Lyngdorf is VERY good. And its room correction and DSP capabilities are fantastic.