KEF Q250c vs SVS Prime Center

So let's go down here and through the mid-range area, pretty much the same thing, but when you get above 1 kHz, that's when I start seeing things that...

Those weren't a good match for the Pinnacles at all largely due to the fact that the Pioneers used soft dome tweeters and more importantly were not ta...

The most important thing is to have the room set up symmetrically. Placing some thick absorbent foam on the wall behind the couch could be very beneficial (242 panels from GIK). From KEF I’d recommend getting a pair of Q150s and a Q650C center (if you have room—I have a Q250C that just fits inside my media console). Then you can buy a pair of Q350s when you’re ready, use them as L and R, and move the Q150s to surround positions

Not sure I'd really want the Prime Bookshelves as my main front L/R speakers. They're just slightly under sized for what they are in that use case, at least I think so. ​. But also I'd try and sway you away from SVS for the speakers, for the money you're looking to spend here, you really should look at the Ascend Acoustics CMT340SE's and the center

. The KEF Q250c crushed all of them. The bass response is fast, tight, and thunderous! Mids is rich, full of depth and warm (good warm, not hollow!) Highs/treble is crystal clear, vocals are amazing and true to sound if that makes sense

SVS was flat and lifeless. It has no bass. The ports on the back for bass are very small. Even pulling down the crossover to 50hz