KEF Q speaker are now evolved to the 4th generation. I have heard some good review about Q35.2. But I don't think there is a $200 difference in performance. For less than $400, Q35 is a …

With enough power driving the speakers and having tube pre-amplifier, the Q35 really sings. The vocal is full, warm and detail, the imaging crispy sharp and the music and soundstaging are …

these q35.2 are a very big inprovement over the old none point two model. IMPROVEMENTS INCLUDE MORE POWER HANDLING, AND A MUCH BETTER BASS RESPONSE. I THINK …

The Q35 is the best speaker for its price no questions asked. It is such an all round performer and renders most CD's wonderfully well. The soundstage is unbelievably crisp and defined.

Kef Q-35 Floorstanding Speakers: I'm more of a Home Cinema enthusiast myself but I buy quality component for my sysytem. After several years of switching between Mordaunt-Short and …

The Q35.2s had an impressive sound stage that was wide and deep. Highs and mids were very clear but were a harsh which I soon found fatiguing. I would think that they need to be …

KEF''s unique bracing system increases cabinet rigidity to minimise distortion, and the sophisticated crossovers are connected directly to the bi-wire terminals for optimum signal …

Used with KEF's Q55.2 as front-speakers and KEF's Q85s as surround-speakers you get a perfect sound balanse. An aditional active sub is recommended (like the Energy EXL-S10). If …

I've recently "upgraded" my Kef Cresta 2's to Kef Q35.2 floorstanders, which still have a considerable running in time to go. The Cresta 2's are without doubt one of the finest budget …

It is more subtly presented than might be the case with some other speakers, but I've turned the crossover on my huge old Energy AS-180 sub down to 60hz just to let the Kef's do their …