Marco Arment

It is nothing compared to the Q150.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And the LSX2, the reason I have the LSX2 here is because, as I described, I think two years ago when I bought them, I don't need or use any of the wireless features.

It was more of an aesthetic choice that the way this desk is set up in the room, it's kind of floating in the middle of the room.

Having the full size Q150s on this desk would look ridiculous.

Yeah.

And so I got the LSXs to be smaller and they do sound close to the Q150s and they are way smaller and way nicer looking.

So it did solve that need for me.

But you don't need these if you can tolerate larger speakers on your desk and you want the amazing sound quality of these amazing drivers that KEF makes, you don't need the LSXs if you can get something bigger.

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