KEF LS50 vs Micca MB42X

If we give the ls50 meta more in amplifiers and source quality, because, let's not forget, the hegel also has an excellent streamer and dac inside. So...

I highly recommend these as surround sound speakers. I also believe you could build a very good surround sound system with these speakers, especially when paired with the MB42-C center channel. However, you would have to buy the optional crossover in order to make it a perfect sonic match for the MB42X speakers. However

The second thing yeah, I didn't notice slightly lower base depth, but I was surprised that was actually not a big difference as the size between these...

Downside - no bass. If you want to use it for HT or music, you need a subwoofer. This is not a great speaker.

I'M on the description, patreon link in the description which the patreon will help send these to that guy before his birthday probably to day, and th...

I dare say that Geoff and Co. will pass with flying colors. Oh, and by the way, your interconnects don't have to be anything fancy. Anazonbasics OFC is what I am running

FYI, the midrange issue might be due to the Cambridge CXA amp, which has a reserved sound from reviews.

While they lack the midrange clarity of the Polks they are well-balanced and listenable, plus they look great with the grilles on or off. Hard-core audiophiles may be annoyed by their flaws (which I'm still hopeful will fade over time) but in our setup they sound just fine. UPDATE: A few weeks later and the lower midrange bump I hear on close-miked male vocals continues to subside. But it's very source-dependent

I eventually looked at my space and realized that if I moved my sofa up by 2 feet I would miss the door way and could place my surrounds on the walls in the proper place and I also could get rid of the shitty Samsung RUGarbageTV I had and get a 65” OLED and get the same field of view.

It was just applied pretty poorly, but it's a pretty well design. Looking crossover, the build quality of these speakers is pretty good. They have a v...

so I’m back to say these are a significant upgrade to OG LS50S. I’ll add my dainty polite nice hopefully acceptable comment. Such beautiful sound so very very worth the $1500 asking price. Oh my just give Bezos your $ he needs more billions

I’d spend as little as possible on the rears. You could go super cheap and get Micca MB42X and that’s probably adequate.

I love the wireless convenience of the HEOS AVR and HEOS 1 with controlling everything over the app.

I ran the wire and have these speakers mounted in my garage and hooked up to my main rig in the family room. I control music choice and volume to these speakers with the remote app on my phone while in the garage doing..

I’m gna say that I know very little about speakers and sound but after much research- I have bought myself the Kef ls50 wireless version 1 and are awaiting speaker stands today- currently they are on the floor. Anyway- I listen to a lot of EDM and house music- but I’m finding the bass very “tight”, very “short”, almost “tappy” it doesn’t sound like the same bass on my AirPods or previous speakers.

As a recording musician, I won't ever confuse my Miccas with my studio monitors, but the Miccas sound and look anything but cheap. Needed a couple of cheaper speakers for bluetooth in a small work room, and these Miccas far exceeded my expectations. I would gladly have paid more for them, and that says it all. Punchy lows, clear mids, silky highs

Replaced my 5.1 home theater setup with a much smaller 2-channel system. The previous setup was way too cramped in this NYC apartment.

So don't expect chest thumping levels of basic and we were talking about a four inch mid, woofer 0.75 inch, silk, dome, tweeter and a really small cab...

I typically prefer them to three-way designs and towers in almost every situation, but i did want to see if the ls50 meta would fare any differently, ...

Some may feel that they don't push the decibels as much as they would like. I am quite happy with their volume. They fill my 12x14' room with plenty of wall-shaking sound. CONCUSSION If you have $80 to spend on bookshelf speakers the Micca MB42X's should be on the top of your list