KEF 103/4 loudspeakers; any comments

No, I am not kidding. There were several systems that they played the final mix on. The other speakers I believe from memory were ATC and Yamahas. The studio engineer gave it to me after the sessions were over.

Post a fax number. I have the Kube manual. I can fax it to you.

I have a KEF Kube 200 sitting in its original box on a shelf in my closet. I've never tried it, because I use a Velodyne HGS-15 with my 104/2s, crossing over at 80 Hz, although the full range 104/2s without sub provide a very satisfying sound, just not the subtle vibration from the lowest pedal notes of pipe organ that I so enjoy. I supplement my 104/2s with a 200C and a pair of 102/2s for HT duty. The 104/2s remain among the best speakers I've heard.

I have no idea what a reasonable price for the Kube 200 might be. I've bought a number of items through Audiogon, but never sold anything.

db

Dbphd: Just sent you an e-mail. Very interested in your Kef 200. I use a Klipsh sub with my Kef C-95 towers, and you're right, the combo is hard to beat. I want to try the 103/4 without a sub, though, as I hear they are incredible with the Kube 200. I don't know how to hook it up; do you still have the instructions? Thanks again. -KlipschKing (I need to change my name to KefKing)

I am considering a pair of 103-4s from a local resale shop. They really do sound quite amazing. If KlipschKing doesn't go with the Kef Kube, I would be interested. I'm also interested in the brochure about tuning to the room. Thanks so much. Stan S

According to Orion:

Kef Kube 200 Active

MSRP = $400
Used Retail = 131.67 - 160.93
Mint Trade-in = 81.63 - 99.77
Avg Trade-in = 50.04 - 61.16