Review on KEF LSX Black Wireless Music System: Exceptional Sound and Seamless Connectivity (Pair) by Ada Nowak ᠌

So, let's have a look at that. The sound was the primary reason I decided to purchase this system. I wanted to be able to pick out as many nuances as possible in the music so that I could appreciate its splendor to a greater degree, but I was unable to do so. After spending the entire day listening to a wide variety of tunes and settings, I made the decision to send the equipment back. My own experience leads me to believe that I fall into the category of typical users. I used monitor headphones that were connected to an old but high-quality digital to analog converter (DAC), in addition to a high-quality tube amplifier that had decent speakers. As a result, my critique can be interpreted in light of this context. While I was shopping, I was listening in the store, and I noticed that there are certain sounds in which the speakers don't seem to pull out a drop. Instead, the sound seems to sound, but not the way it should sound in my opinion, and instead, it goes slightly into the background. As a result, many of the compositions had the impression that they sounded alright, but there was always a sense that something was lacking in the piece. But, there are other things, such as a voice, that have a very expressive tone to them. When returning home, the impression was reinforced once more. It didn't matter how I moved my body because I always connected through Bluetooth, WiFi, or analog input; nothing has changed. I just did not test it using optics because there was no optical cable available. This resulted in a significant amount of distortion to the compositions. In several of them, I came dangerously close to not hearing the sounds that were actually present, but in the end you heard something entirely different. And I wanted to introduce it because I was interested in hearing more and getting more specifics. A word regarding the control program in its own right: you can only use it if you have WiFi. It makes things difficult to manage. In order for this weird piece of equipment to, for example, rummage through your network, you are required to grant it access to your home's WiFi network. It was possible to do so using bluetooth. It pained me to give up the speakers, but I can't in good conscience use them because they have a sound feature that I find intolerable. Ideal for listeners who do not place a particularly high priority on sound quality.