If space is the issue definitely ls60 route.
If not the other option becomes more practical.
Both are good options. Size does matter. So does aesthetics and features. You get to decide.
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@mapman thank you! Which system do you think will sound better? |
Hard to say. I’ve heard ls60 and R11 meta both sans sub. Have never heard Hegel. I would expect either with sub set up right to sound very good. The kef ls60 is a fantastic product in that it does it all and is designed to maximize what can be done with a product its size. If I had to choose I’d go ls60 in that it does it all pretty much all for you especially with the powered sub properly in the mix I currently have multiple setups in multiple rooms including ls50 meta + powered sub and even that holds up very well versus most any thing else I have heard in the smaller room it is in (12x12). In a larger room I would be more likely to go with larger model kef meta speakers. The entire line is consistently top notch at each price level, including ls60. You just have to find the ones that work best for you
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we are a kef dealer and we sell both the ls60s and full r series
the passives plus amplifier will sound better, the amplifiers in the ls 60s will never have the resolution of a stare of the art external amplifier, also remember with the passives you can upgrade to an even better pair of speakers later.
dave and Troy Audio intellect NJ Kef dealers |
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