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KEF LS60 WIRELESS

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£5999

SPEAKER SYSTEM

Upon unboxing the KEF LS60 Wireless we were transfixed by what is one of the most impressive-looking pair of speakers we have seen for some time. The first thing that strikes you is that the cabinets are extraordinarily slim. Excluding the plinths, each tower measures just 13cm across. When you consider the LS50 Wireless II standmounters are 20cm wide, that’s a considerable amount of shrinkage.

A slim cabinet calls for a slimmer-than-usual Uni-Q driver and KEF’s engineers have delivered a brand-new version of its trademark drive unit – the smallest the company has ever designed, combining a 10cm aluminium cone for the midrange with a 19mm vented aluminium dome tweeter. KEF has also added a tweeter

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