KEF - Q Series 6.5" 2.5-Way Floorstanding Speaker (Each) - Satin Black

These KEF 750Q's floor standing speakers are considered entry level into high-end audio. But believe me when I tell you they can hold their own vs speakers costing twice as much. The sound these speakers are capable of reproducing is brilliant. I can not recommend these enough at this price point. They deliver crystal clear highs and mids. The bass is tight and punchy. They do lack that super low bass that some people love. But for me they are perfection. And the build quality is just as good as the sound. I love the European walnut finish. And the adjustable legs. I have tile and they aren't always level. So the adjustable legs help a lot for leveling. You do have to install the base/legs but this is easy and takes less than 10 minutes. It's 10 bolts in all. Six hold the base and four legs. And if you need it they do have a mesh cover sold separately. I found them for $50 each. But when in use for the best sound you won't want these on any ways. I'm still breaking these in but all around happy with them from listening to music to movie night. These are a great quality speaker. If you are looking for high end audio you will find it in these. Trust me your ears will thank you.

This is the second pair of hifi speakers I’ve had. I’ve always been know to my friends and family as the techy and audiophile. Lover of higher end quality products. KEF is not a brand everyone knows about. But those who do understand they hold weight in the audio industry. They hold their value as well. The KEF Uni-Q family of speakers are considered the value end of the spectrum. But they are far from budget. These speakers are high end and hifi if I’ve ever heard. The 4 driver design looks classy yet simplistic. But put out beautiful music/movie sound(use with projector). Sharp and crisp highs. They handle soo much sound that you wish these speakers 4 drivers were all uni-Q drivers. But the one is plenty. 2 speakers are active 2 are passive radiators I believe. Mids or vocals are clear. Not overly done. But balanced and punchy. You can hear every word clearly. The one part I would say that isn’t perfect is the bass. While great isn’t perfect in my opinion. I would say it’s strong but not as low as I like. But I’m running currently as a 2.0 set up. I’m used to an external sub. So that’s why. Still very very happy and border line in love. I love the cabinet in the walnut finish. I didn’t think I would love it as much. Because I’m an old school guy who loves everything black. But it’s real and lovely. Helps with the sound quality as well. These speakers do come with the sound saving bases which are very easy to install. Took me about 10 mins to install and adjust the height and level to my liking. I’m using 14 gauge pure copper oxygen free speaker wire without banana clips. And that’s perfect for me. Crystal clear sound. Music is pleasing soo much that I sit and just listen to music for hours. You do. It need to be right in the center. They disperse sound everywhere .Pushing these speakers with 125 watt per channel amp and that’s plenty tho these are rated for a little more power is need be. Overall these are the best speakers I’ve had thus far. Fair price point for the quality. You will not be disappointed with these KEF floor stand speakers. Amazing sound and beautiful to look at! Note: speaker grills are not included which is a bit disappointing as well. But not a deal breaker. My kids know not to touch daddy’s stuff. Good luck and happy shopping!

Being an audiophile, I was really looking forward to KEF’s new release of their Q series speakers and upgrading my current sound. The previous floor standing speakers we had in our movie room had dual 10” drivers with large horn tweeters so I had some doubt the KEFs would stand up against that amount of deep bass and power. I have owned KEFs before many years ago. One of the things that has always set them aside is the location of the tweeter being in the middle of the driver which produces multiple frequencies coming from the same location. Out of the box, the KEFs look absolutely stunning and high end with the European Walnut wood finish along with the exposed speakers down the entire cabinet; no, these do NOT come with speaker grills or covers which was a concern of mine because of small children in the house. After setting them up in place of my pre existing speakers using banana plugs, I decided to first try them out with several music genres. I turned off my other speakers and selected stereo sound to isolate the KEFs. I sat directly in the middle of room about ten feet away from the speakers and initially thought my center channel was still on; that was not the case after checking. I found it amazing that I was not able to pinpoint where the sound was coming from with my eyes closed and thought my other speakers in the room were still on. I then decided to switch to action movies with lots of special effect sounds and switched back to Dolby EX 5.1 surround sound. I immediately could tell the difference from my previous high end speakers as the sound was much more crisp while still providing plenty of low end with the 6 ½” drivers. Although not as much low end bass was being provided compared to four 10” drivers, pairing the KEFs with a subwoofer was plenty of sound for our movie room with 120” 4k projector. I ultimately purchased the separate speaker grills to attempt to protect my investment however do prefer the speakers being exposed because of how amazing they look. These are by far the best sounding speakers I have owned and would recommend these to any other audiophiles out there looking for amazing sound paired with beautiful aesthetics at a reasonable price.

I worked around aircraft for many years and have a constant ringing in my ears around 1.5-2Khz. That being said, mid level speakers (>$2K each) Who quality would be beyond my ability to hear. These speaker are my 2-ch application, in a 10x10 open concept room (3 walls only). My source is a Pioneer Elite PD-65 CD Player analog connected to a Pioneer Elite M-72 Power Amp. I only play two genres of music, Jazz and Smooth Jazz, but a variety of categories from brass to vocals to bass guitar. My big mistake, I was need able to hear the KEF Q750 in my listening space. I relied on reviews and specifications. My fortune, that these are perfect for me. I listened to a Harry Connick Jr piece that had the big band track, lots of trumpets and trombones and the high notes was bright not brittle! Vocals and midrange is spot on. The sound stage is perfect. The low end is crisp and fast. There is a caveat here, in Jazz most of the Instruments lowest frequency is 40 Hz and it does very well reproducing the bass violin. Of course Jazz Organist can bottom the foot pedals out at 12 Hz and the KEF Q750 won’t replay that. So, if you’re going to place the KEF Q750 in a movie environment, you’ll need subwoofers to get the thump of a car explosion. I know that there are many 2-ch applications anymore, but if you have a dedicated music listening space that is small and you are trying to decide on bookshelves with a sub or small floorstanders, get the KEF Q750!

For under $1000.00 each, KEF Q950 & Q750 are probably the best option. They sound real good for Music and Home Theater. I purchased the Q750 for home theater duty. I broke in the speakers using my Marantz integrated amp and Yamaha CD player. The Q750 have an overall nice soundstage, and the bass isn't muddy. I purchased them on sale for $649.99 ea, so for the money.....very hard to beat.

I just picked up a pair of these and set them up today. I’m super happy with how they sound. At this price, I can imagine anything sounding any better. The mid range and voices are amazing. The bass is nice and tight but if you like the really deep stuff, you’ll want a sub. For my taste, they are perfect.

I wanted to replace my old Bose Acoustimass with a fuller sound. After some research, I narrowed it down to the ELAC Unifis and the KEF Q series. I bought a set of each to test them for a week and would recommend both, but went with the KEFs. The ELACs had a beefier midrange and sound great with classical or live music, but I thought the sealed design of the KEFs produced a more precise treble that sounded better with electronic, rap and rock. The KEFs are refined and subtle - I turn off sound processing on my receiver and just listen to "Direct" because the transparency is fantastic. And movies sound amazing - I have a subwoofer, but these things can growl through explosions while the dialogue is crisp. Highly recommended.

Sound amazing. Looks great too. Bass isn’t too bad for not having a subwoofer to compensate.