KEF LSX powered speakers (olive green)

Compact KEF LSX speakers look good and sound great in any room of your home. Compact speakers with full-range sound KEF LSX speakers resemble their impressive big brother, the KEF LS50 Wireless, with a smaller footprint and more compact enclosure. But don't let their size fool you - you'll be amazed at how much clear, well-defined sound comes out of these beauties. Listen to a range of sources The right-hand speaker features analog and digital inputs for connecting components like a turntable with a built-in phono preamp or a CD player. Or you can stream music wirelessly via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. They come in five stylish colors to match your decor, so they'll look as good as they sound. Audiophiles may appreciate the ability to make a wired connection between speakers via the included Ethernet cable, but the pair can also be linked wirelessly to allow for more flexible placement options. Excerpt from my Q&A with KEF's Head of Acoustics, Dr. Jack Oclee-Brown Eric Angevine: Several companies have been creating powered speakers recently. How did you set out to make yours different and unique to the way KEF does things? Dr. Jack Oclee-Brown: It's a question of trying to offer as much as possible of the typical KEF performance, but for somebody who either doesn't have a system at all, or they want a second system. They want to buy just one system, take it home, and have it running immediately with all the convenience of a full system with the optical inputs and all that. It's trying to not dilute it too much, really. You've still got Uni-Q in there. It's big enough that we can get good bass output. It's stereo - a lot of these products they sacrifice that by putting it in one box, which is important if you want to trim it down, but stereo is really crucial to accurate music. You're putting in all the electronics that deliver the sound quality as well. Perfect power With traditional passive speakers, it can be hard to find just the right amplifier to match. KEF has e