Kef V300

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Frequently Asked Questions

• Can a Kef V300 be used with a TV?

  Your television and the V300 system will have a little digital conversation, and sound comes from the V300 instead of the TV’s internal speakers. However, if you have an older TV without an ARC HDMI port, the cable configuration changes, and it might not make sense straight away.

• What kind of speaker is the Kef R300?

  The Audiophiliac loves the Kef R300 stand-mount speaker’s sleek design and rich sound. Kef is one of the few speaker brands that never lets me down, and they offer a wide range of models with innovative engineering and great sound.

• What kind of speaker system does Kef have?

  And nothing spells that out quite as succinctly as Kef’s new V300 digital speaker system. The flat-panel speaker system is designed to seamlessly meld into your system, thanks to its simple setup and its striking, sleek design.

• Is the Kef ls50 still in production?

  Kef's LS50 was the Audiophiliac Speaker of the Year in 2012, and it's still in production with a healthy worldwide following. The R300 I'm reviewing today is the LS50's bigger brother, and it's part of Kef's R Series which includes a smaller bookshelf model, the R100, and a range of tower speakers and home-theater models.

• Is the Kef V300 a good speaker system?

  To get the best out of the V300, the addition of an active subwoofer would be recommended and Kef make a number of models that would nicely match the system. The speakers deliver an impressive mid-range and higher frequency performance.

• Can a Kef activation unit work with a TV?

  Kef has designed the activation unit to work in harmony with your TV and, as such, it has just enough inputs for that purpose. However the addition of a coaxial digital input could also be useful, just in case their are any TVs that use that connection rather than an optical digital output.

• What kind of sound does the V300 have?

  The V300 has a brilliantly clear sound signature that is remarkably distinct and full of presence. We called it from the very first sonic impact, which happened to be the 20th Century Fox intro at the start of Ridley Scott’s Prometheus.

• What kind of waveguide does Kef tweeter use?

  That tweeter utilizes Kef’s ‘tangerine waveguide’ technology, which is meant to create an even and wide sound field. The activation module weighs about 3 lbs. itself and rested inconspicuously on our TV stand during evaluation.