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You might say we’re at peak home audio and theater technology. With all of the wonderful current technology at our disposal also comes a level of complexity home audio enthusiasts back in the day never really had to deal with.
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With over sixty years of innovation and dedication to the art of reproducing sound in as accurate a way as possible, KEF recently introduced the all-new Q Series.
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Where do I set my crossover? It’s one of the most frequent questions we get asked here at KEF, and unfortunately, one that has no simple answer. Despite this, shedding a little light on the process should point you to the right balance that makes your KEF set up sound just right.
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A subwoofer is simply a speaker that reproduces the very lowest audio frequencies. A properly integrated subwoofer can bring the thrill and action alive in your movies in even in the most modest audio system. The problem with subwoofers is they’re often all you can hear. We love bass! We love the ability to make the room shake and our chests thump. It’s fun!
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In the 80s everything was bigger: big cars, big hair, big glasses, and big shoulder pads. It stands to reason that musicians would want a bigger sound too, and in 80s music, nothing was bigger than the drums. In the previous decade arena rock had taken off, and with recording technology getting better every day, musicians were searching for ways to make their sound bigger and bolder for a large audience. In the 70s, drums were recorded by engineers who placed mics throughout the drum kit to achieve a natural sound. Although things would soon change after a welcome accident in the studio.
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