Post by Chris on Oct 27, 2023 15:18:10 GMT -5
Hi,
We had a great turnout for this year's Rummage sale. Possibly the highest number of customers in our history.
For those that missed the event or missed seeing some items I still have several interesting items for sale.
#1 Insane offer - KEF R300 Speakers plus, for DCHFG Friends & Family, I am including a brand-new NOS unopened box KEF Q400B Front Firing Powerful 200W Subwoofer.
My Sale price - $600.
The sub alone is listing for nearly $300 used on Ebay. The KEF R300 is listing close to $1,000.
We had a great turnout for this year's Rummage sale. Possibly the highest number of customers in our history.
For those that missed the event or missed seeing some items I still have several interesting items for sale.
#1 Insane offer - KEF R300 Speakers plus, for DCHFG Friends & Family, I am including a brand-new NOS unopened box KEF Q400B Front Firing Powerful 200W Subwoofer.
My Sale price - $600.
The sub alone is listing for nearly $300 used on Ebay. The KEF R300 is listing close to $1,000.
Spaciousness is paramount in such involved instrumentals and it’s very much on the menu here.
We admire the KEFs openness when they’re placed out in a room, but balance and imaging don’t go too topsy-turvy when they’re backed up nearer a wall.
Treble shines and bells glisten amongst the wrath of strings and French horns. The bass is plentiful and has good extension, but never tyrannises. If anything, it feels a little lagging behind the rest of the frequency range. - What Hi*Fi
The sonic signature of the R-300 can be summarized in a few words—precision, pitch, forward, and focused. Its tonal balance conveys a smooth, slightly gung-ho midrange bias with little in the way of significant energy droops or peaks. Bass reproduction is rock-solid into the midbass. - The Absolute Sound
We admire the KEFs openness when they’re placed out in a room, but balance and imaging don’t go too topsy-turvy when they’re backed up nearer a wall.
Treble shines and bells glisten amongst the wrath of strings and French horns. The bass is plentiful and has good extension, but never tyrannises. If anything, it feels a little lagging behind the rest of the frequency range. - What Hi*Fi
The sonic signature of the R-300 can be summarized in a few words—precision, pitch, forward, and focused. Its tonal balance conveys a smooth, slightly gung-ho midrange bias with little in the way of significant energy droops or peaks. Bass reproduction is rock-solid into the midbass. - The Absolute Sound