That was doubtlessly the circumstance with the impartial conveyed "Bach Trios" set with Yo Ma on cello, Chris Thile on mandolin and Edgar Meyer on stand-up bass. The three specialists play as one with a noticeable presence to their sound, and the Q350 safeguarded the ordinary reverberation of the three instruments. Sound framework imaging was gigantic, significant and wide.To put the Q350's sound in setting we drew out our ELAC Uni-Fi UB5 speakers, which use a combined midrange/tweeter driver that isn't so dissimilar on a fundamental level to the Q350's Uni-Q driver. While the Uni-fi UB5 is a three-way plan with an alternate woofer, the Q350 is a two-way.

Exactly when we played Frank Sinatra doing "Fly Me To The Moon" with the Uni-Fi UB5s, Sinatra's vocal sounded more full bodied and more ordinary than the Q350, but his enormous band was controlled differentiated and what we heard from the more deft Q350. We quality a piece of the qualification to the way that the Uni-Fi UB5s want power, and remembering that the STR-DN1080 gatherer and C 338 amp were both staggering, nor was major areas of strength for sufficiently let the Uni-Fi UB5s totally strut their stuff. The Q350 was a predominant direction with both the beneficiary and amp.

With David Bowie's last assortment "Blackstar," we differentiated the Q350 and a lot of Klipsch RP-160M rack speakers ($549 a couple). The Q350's low-end bass definition and more unbiased midrange were far before the RP-160m's, but that speaker was more instinctually alive and empowering than the Q350. The RP-160M is a remarkable stone speaker, so Bowie's rhythm fragment kicked more persistently than what we heard from either the Q350 or the Uni-Fi UB5 speakers.We wrapped up our testing with Roger Waters' 2015 film "The Wall" on Blu-pillar. The sound mix is more remarkable than most CDs or records, and the sound framework Q350s easily belted out the music, and bass was adequate enough that we question such countless buyers ought to add a subwoofer for movies.

The KEF Q350 may be tuned for the audiophile ear, yet that doesn't mean it will not moreover please anyone searching for good-sounding speakers. Like most things in sound, clear winners that would fulfill every ear are fascinating. The best speakers by and large sound extraordinary, so it relies upon you to find one that obliges your taste, size and cost requirements. In light of everything, in all likelihood, like us you'll find the KEF Q350 a genial and adaptable speaker.Expecting that you're endeavoring to pick either this and its closest opponent, the B&W 685 S2, unfortunately we were unable to focus on them against each other. In any case, with our knowledge into the B&W, we can say that the KEF offers a more grounded bass show, which is more able to aficionados of rock and dance.