KEF LS50 Speakers - 50th Anniversary Model - Like New

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Highly reviewed and popular speaker from KEF, likely their best seller ever.

Stereophile Class A rated!

In a gorgeous gloss black finish with copper-colored drivers.

Tested and working absolutely perfect.

Your purchase includes the two speakers as shown, plus the original KEF manual and other interesting documentation as pictured.

Please see our last photo for full specifications and dimensions.

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More from a Stereophile review written by John Atkinson:

"The obvious comparison was with the LS3/5a, in the form of my 1978 Rogers pair. This model has long been one of my references for both auditioning and measuring, and I am intimately familiar with its sound. Against the LS50 the Rogers sounded distinctly nasal-colored. There was more top-octave energy apparent than with the KEF, which added "air" rather than brightness, but also lent overcooked rock recordings a "spitty" edge. The LS50 sounded considerably more neutral than the vintage speakers in both the midrange and treble, with naturally recorded cymbals sounding less like textured white noise.

Low-frequency clarity has never been a big strength of the LS3/5a—the upper-bass bump that makes it sound larger than it has a right to also blurs the definition of low-frequency instruments. The LS50 had the edge—literally—in this region. While its upper-bass balance was similar to the LS3/5a's, the sound of the piano's left-hand register was cleaner and better defined, especially at high playback levels. Bass guitar had superb clarity. However, the KEF's bass was somewhat suppressed, the older speaker's sealed-box alignment allowing a little more of the lowest frequencies to be heard."