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KEF V300 2-Channel Speaker System Review | AVForums

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However once you've established the V300's limitations, what you're left with is a perfectly designed compliment to any modern TV. Of course this being a KEF product, the V300 includes the kind of attractive design and excellent build quality that we have come to expect from the manufacturer. The tall and slim speakers are beautifully made, with a solid and well engineered feel. Some manufacturers have developed soundbars that can be used in either a traditional configuration or as two separate speakers and others have gone the more traditional two-channel route. KEF's V300 digital TV sound system falls into the latter category, with two ultra-slim speakers designed to compliment a modern TV and what the manufacturer calls a discreet activation module. The ultra-slim speakers certainly look attractive and the amplifier is indeed discreet but how will they sound when handling both movies and music? Let's find out. As we would expect from KEF, the constituent parts of the V300 system all share a pleasingly high level of design and build quality. As a result of all this proprietary technology, the enclosures of the V300 speakers are only 35mm deep, allowing them to compliment most modern TVs without sacrificing sound quality. The cabinets are 600mm high and 140mm wide, meaning they can match perfectly with screen sizes between 42 and 55 inches, which is increasingly the range within which most TVs are sold.

KEF V300 Powered Sound System for Digital TV (Pair) V300 B&H

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The V300 from KEF is a powered sound system for your digital TV. The system includes a pair of speakers and an activation module that are designed to be placed on each side of your TV to provide high-fidelity sound reproduction for movies, music and more for your home theater. Switchable EQ modes on the back of the activation module allow you to optimize the bass response and sound balance according to your speakers' placement · KEF V300 Powered Sound System for Digital TV (Pair) Each speaker features two 4.5" dual layer diaphragm woofers for reproducing mid and low frequencies, and one vented aluminum dome tweeter for highs. 50 watts of Class D amplification is provided in each speaker, allowing you to operate the system without an additional amp or AV receiver.

KEF V300 review - Digital Trends

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“Why you can trust Digital Trends – We have a 20-year history of testing, reviewing, and rating products, services and apps to help you make a sound buying decision. Find out more about how we test and score products.“ · In the world of supplemental home audio solutions, it’s all about conciseness and convenience. 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. The system pulls this off by flanking your flat screen, either on table-top stands or mounted to the wall, and effortlessly following your TV’s volume commands, bringing its sound out of the doldrums and into the light. ... At $900, the V300 is an investment, and while you might think a system at that price ought to offer tons of inputs and flexibility, it does not. Beneath the module’s dark, metal shell rests a class-D digital amplification system that pushes 50 watts of power to each speaker. The system claims a frequency response range of 80Hz to a rafter-dwelling 30 kHz. KEF”s V300 system is so stealthy in its operation and appearance, you might almost forget it’s there, save its superior sound. Assembling the speaker stands, and running the speaker wire, is easy enough, but if you think your experience dealing with consumer electronics buys you a pass from reading the manual, think again. If your TV has an ARC-equipped HDMI input, you’re home free. One cable from that ARC HDMI input to the V300’s module and you’re done.

KEF V300 Review - HDTV Solutions.com

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Hands On: KEF V300 Makes Upgrading Home Audio Easy - CEPRO

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The KEF V300 package includes T301 speakers and a small black box amplifier, providing integrators with an all-in-one home theater upgrade. ... KEF, the great and venerable British Loudspeaker manufacturer, has always approached designing products based on their ideas. And it sounded markedly better than the TV speakers did. KEF also sent a KUBE 8 subwoofer, and so I hooked that up to the sub out on the black box, ran an RCA cable, and powered it up. I would recommend the sub for folks who like watching programs with action, but also for folks who want a fuller, fatter sound. The KUBE delivered in spades, and looks good as a bonus. The V300 sounds great. As you may recall, ARC was designed to send an audio signal back to an AVR (properly equipped, of course) so the sound from the television could play through the audio system. That was to support folks who wanted better sound from their TV tuner than what was available from the small TV speakers. Time marches on, of course, and TV speakers are not getting overwhelmingly better. What has gotten better, frankly, was the ARC technology. When it first came out, installers would routinely set up a new TV, go into the advanced menus and deactivate the feature.

KEF V300 review - Digital Trends

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“Why you can trust Digital Trends – We have a 20-year history of testing, reviewing, and rating products, services and apps to help you make a sound buying decision. Find out more about how we test and score products.“ · In the world of supplemental home audio solutions, it’s all about conciseness and convenience. 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. The system pulls this off by flanking your flat screen, either on table-top stands or mounted to the wall, and effortlessly following your TV’s volume commands, bringing its sound out of the doldrums and into the light. ... At $900, the V300 is an investment, and while you might think a system at that price ought to offer tons of inputs and flexibility, it does not. Beneath the module’s dark, metal shell rests a class-D digital amplification system that pushes 50 watts of power to each speaker. The system claims a frequency response range of 80Hz to a rafter-dwelling 30 kHz. KEF”s V300 system is so stealthy in its operation and appearance, you might almost forget it’s there, save its superior sound. Assembling the speaker stands, and running the speaker wire, is easy enough, but if you think your experience dealing with consumer electronics buys you a pass from reading the manual, think again. If your TV has an ARC-equipped HDMI input, you’re home free. One cable from that ARC HDMI input to the V300’s module and you’re done.