Review on Pair of Black KEF Q350 Bookshelf Speakers for Optimal Sound Quality by Ada Holf ᠌

I wanted a little more bass, a little more detail, and a more laid-back nature of playback so that I could listen to music instead of accented sounds. There were medium-sized entry-level bookshelf speakers available (many manufacturers try to brighten the sound of their products in order to make a first impression and sell, and then the grass does not And in youtube-tests such columns will seem better). We were able to compare the sound of various acoustics in the cabin, and KEFs came out on top by a large margin. Pros: 1) Natural sounding, with no frequencies that stand out and great detail; comparable to acoustics at a very different price. 2) The speakers' huge size provides superior scale and bass than the original floorstanders. But, because there are so many speakers, floor-standing speakers produce a denser sound. 3) The deceitful speaker produces an uninterrupted, robust sound that is just as described in the advertisement. 4) Stable equilibrium After switching to KEF acoustics, you first notice the change for a few minutes, and then you only listen to music, which sounds lovely, has a distinct style, and expresses emotions. The brain relaxes and has fun. 4) having fun with my weak amplifier! Although the speakers turned out to be a simple load, the manufacturer had specified a power of 15 W. 5) The price to quality ratio simply keeps going up when abilities are taken into account! I was able to obtain what I wanted compared to the previous acoustics, but the scale was also increased, and the sound was much clearer.