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27th September 2011, 01:17 PM
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Good kits on par with Kef Reference?
Ive previously owned Kef reference model 4.2 speakers and absolutely loved the deep bass and excellent mid range. Does anyone know of a comparable high quality speaker kit that could equal or better this speaker in terms of sound and finish? for less money of course. Sorry for the newbie question. Im trying to gain insight as to how good diy speakers are when compared to £4000 speakers from big manufacturers.
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