Randy Myers
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I received my two KEF KC62s yesterday. I was able to play around, move around and get them a little dialed in last evening. Obviously, they will be needing a bit of break in. Those 1000-watt amplifiers in each certainly need some break in.
I cannot give an honest over all opinion at this early time, but I can make some general over all comments. First off it is insane how small these guys are. I tried some small subs in the past (Rel, KEF cube, etc.) and they always did not do the job (kinda sucked actually). These are amazingly solid, over 30 pounds each in about a 10" cube size (rounded to match the Metas). Metal and solid. Very solid adjustments and fairly easy setup, once you figure out KEFs multi language manuals.
My initial impressions are that they are very very solid, fill the bass nicely without drawing any attention to themselves. They appear to be sonically invisible, once you find the best location.
I believe these will be the best subs I have ever owned, and I have had several. Rel, KEF cube, KEF R400, Elac, Rythmik, etc.
I cannot give an honest over all opinion at this early time, but I can make some general over all comments. First off it is insane how small these guys are. I tried some small subs in the past (Rel, KEF cube, etc.) and they always did not do the job (kinda sucked actually). These are amazingly solid, over 30 pounds each in about a 10" cube size (rounded to match the Metas). Metal and solid. Very solid adjustments and fairly easy setup, once you figure out KEFs multi language manuals.
My initial impressions are that they are very very solid, fill the bass nicely without drawing any attention to themselves. They appear to be sonically invisible, once you find the best location.
I believe these will be the best subs I have ever owned, and I have had several. Rel, KEF cube, KEF R400, Elac, Rythmik, etc.