Review on KEF LSX Wireless Music System (White by Amar Amar ᠌

The task was to install a system that meets the following requirements: 1. Hi-Fi shelf speaker. 2. Ability to play FLAC. 3. Support AirPlay 2 4. Toslink interface Since the speakers were supposed to be placed on the side of the TV, I did not fence the garden with a WiFi connection, all the wires were left behind the TV. Both the speakers are connected to the Internet and to each other by a twisted pair cable, although it could be done over the air. From the TV - optics. The kit comes with a category 6 patch cord for connecting the main and slave speakers to each other. The color indication of the signal source on the body of the main speaker seems strange at first, but you get used to it very quickly, it's convenient. If annoying, then you can turn off the indication through the application. I stream FLAC from a DLNA server based on minidlna, it works like clockwork, the sound is amazing. The sound from other sources is good, but nothing more. The phase inverter works from the heart, there are basses. In a good way, you need to add a subwoofer, it will be even more fun. I won’t tell you anything interesting about AirPlay, it just works silently. If optical sound is enabled, then when AirPlay is activated on the phone, the speakers automatically switch to a new source. In the opposite direction, you need to switch with the remote control or from the application. The speakers are excellent, the functionality is completely satisfied. The volume control on the TV is certainly frustrating, but it's not something I'd be looking at other options for.