For Sale KEF KUBE 200

[RM]

I have one for sale. Condition as shown in pictures. No burnt components.

No power supply. Roll your own with 24VAC transformer.

€100 + shipping at cost. Ships from Sweden.

R

 

[profiguy]

PM sent.

 

[RM]

PM answered.

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[RM]

It would seem I have two KUBE’s. This one is a 107. By the looks never tampered with. Also no PSU.

$80 + shipping at cost.

R

 

[myleftear]

RM, is the 200 sold? Do you know it there's a functional difference between the 200 and the 107? (I have KEF 101/2, not sure if the 107 would work?)
thank you!

 

[RM]

They are both available. The 107 will work fine in 107.2.

My best suggestion is to google both and make decisions based on their listed strong and weak points.

I haven’t used them myself, I’m just cleaning up my shelves. And those are many.

They are also used on non-KEF speakers with success.

R

 

[myleftear]

The 200 comes with its PSU?

 

[RM]

What does your right ear say? I’m trying to avoid be sassy, but it clearly says no power supply.

I can possibly be persuaded to give you a small potted transformer with the appropriate voltages.

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[RM]

PM answered.

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[RM]

Up.

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[RM]

KEF KUBE200 sold.

One KUBE107 left.

R

 

[RM]

KUBE 200 on its way to Italia.

One KUBE107 left.

R

 

[RM]

Up.

R

 

[nightrider0614]

Any chance you have one laying around for a 104/2?

 

[RM]

Sadly no.

R

 

[RM]

Shouldn`t be to complicated to reconfigue though.

R

 

[nightrider0614]

Haven’t been able to find anything on how to do it. I would think it would be possible.

 

[RM]

It`s basically just a bass equalizer. With a little tilt in the treble area. You could also use it as is.

R

 

[RM]

Up.

R

 

[Lee in Montreal]

I would be interested in the Kube 107. I already have a Kube 107 but the first batch with integral connectors and would like to see how different they sound, if they do. I know they won't sound good on my 107/2 though (I know I have tried it and the dip at 2Khz and the shelving from 4Khz don't match the 107/2) ... LOL But just out of curiosity. I am located in Canada and make my own PSU.
Thanks
Lee