Since I’ve mentioned Kef I suppose I’d best describe their computer speakers I’ve seen and quite frankly they’re the best I’ve ever seen.
they too - like the B&W MM1 - plug into a USB port though they do have Aux-In and the top of the line model also has DLNA streaming capabilities if you want that sort of thing. These speakers are actually.. well.. small wooden bookshelf speakers but with a huge different. Each has its own power supply so you’re going to need to AC outlets, 1 outlet for each speaker. They connect together with a plug-in lead so that’s the simple stuff out of the way. Where these speakers get mighty good is in the form of adjustment and tweaking, yep like with your Hi-fi speakers you can tweak the sound of the speaker drivers so that they match the acoustic conditions of your room. Overkill you say? Well just try listening to them, adjust them and hear the difference. > On 21 Jan 2016, at 5:44 AM, Mary Otten <[email protected]> wrote: > > I've never owned any Kefs, but I've always liked them a lot when I > heard them. Didn't know they made computer speakers. If I didn't have > the M1s, I'd definitely be looking there. > > Mary > > ********** Those of a positive and enquiring frame of mind will leave the rest of the halfwits in this world behind.
