With the equipment I have now, I would be driving them with either a NADC375BEE or a Peachtree Nova 150.
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If KEF ls50 meta speakers are not "audiophile" then nothing is. I own a pair + a pair of original ls50s. Also several other highly regarded audiophile favorites like Sonus Faber and Ohm. Every speaker is different but in terms of pure overall technical execution and sound, the KEF meta line in general is top of the heap at most any price point. Does that mean everyone will like or prefer them? Absolutely not. What people like or think sounds best is a completely subjective determination so anything is possible there.
I would expect either of those amps to do quite well with ls50 metas. |
@mapman I appreciate the input, thanks for taking the time to respond, much appreciated, and have a great weekend! |
I own the originals, not the metas. I like them but back in my younger harder and louder listening days....they would have been a terrible match. Yes they are bass shy, depending on your musical tastes this can be a deal breaker. I added a rel t-7 sub and that made a big difference. How loud do you listen? These ain't the speakers for the head bangers ball. No matter how good a deal don't buy these without a long listen. There is a reason for all the positive reviews, they are very good within their limits but you might find you agree with james633, and 20 years ago I probably would have too. |
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