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KEF LS50 Wired - Bookshelf Speaker
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KEF LS50 Wired

description KEF LS50 Wired Overview

The KEF LS50 is legendary for its Uni-Q driver technology, which virtually eliminates the traditional sound dispersion sweet spot, creating an incredibly coherent and accurate soundstage. These speakers are favored by studio professionals for their flat response and pinpoint imaging. They deliver a detailed, airy sound that makes complex recordings sound immediate and lifelike, making them a top choice for accurate playback.

help KEF LS50 Wired FAQ

Do I need an external amplifier for the wired KEF LS50 speakers?

Because these are passive bookshelf speakers, they absolutely require an external stereo amplifier or AV receiver to function. They are notoriously power-hungry due to their low sensitivity, so pairing them with a high-current amplifier like those from NAD or Marantz is highly recommended.

What makes the KEF LS50 Uni-Q driver so special?

The Uni-Q driver array places the tweeter directly in the acoustic center of the midrange cone, creating a single point source for the audio. This patented design results in incredibly accurate imaging and a massive, room-filling sweet spot.

What is the frequency response of the original KEF LS50?

The original wired LS50 has a frequency response of 79Hz to 28kHz, meaning it does not produce the lowest sub-bass frequencies on its own. To get full-range bass, you will eventually want to pair them with a dedicated subwoofer like the SVS SB-1000.

Can I use the KEF LS50 in a home theater setup?

Yes, because they offer excellent vocal clarity and pinpoint imaging, the KEF LS50 makes fantastic front left and right channels in a surround sound system. You just need to ensure your AV receiver has enough power to drive them effectively.

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