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reviews.richersounds.com
★★★★★
5 years ago
Excellent speakers

Bought these to complete my set up and they are exactly the sound I was after. Had them 2 weeks and they get better every time. Loving listening anew to my music. A depth of sound and richness with plenty of base from such a small speaker. Excellent.

Digitaltrends
★★★★★
6 years ago
KEF Q150 Review

Offering warm body, rich detail, and crystal clarity, KEF's unassuming Q150 are a stellar way to get hi-fi sound at a midrange price.

Rich; warm midrange; Smooth and remarkably clear upper register; Heady bass response; Deep; dimensional soundstage; Sleek; rugged cabinets

No speaker screens included; Wish for more presence in upper midrange

Amazon
★★★★★
5 years ago
Pretty incredible sound

I saw these on sale for $300 so I bought them. I thought about getting the LS50's before but they were just so much money. With these I get to see what KEF speakers sound like for a pretty good price. I was actually surprised at how good these speakers sounded. The sound quality is impressive.

Audio Review
★★★★★
14 years ago
REL Acoustics?Q150E

bought after recommendated by a friend in 2002 for arround €800,- it proved to be worth it ! together with 2 Quadral Phonologue Amun mk IV and the Quadral aurum base as a center, powered by Denon 3802 no signs sofar to replace any of the above........

Crutchfield
★★★★★
5 years ago
Definitely wow!

Amazing for the money. Will fill a 25 x 15' room when I turn my Rega Brio a bit above 1/3 volume. Seriously great for vocals, with a wide soundstage and enough bass for anything as long as you're not looking to feel the house shaking.

Balance; clarity; sweet spot and soundstage are both big

These won't fill a large hall but they will fill a medium sized room

Digitaltrends
★★★★
6 years ago
KEF Q150 bookshelf speakers review

This product was featured in our Holiday Gift Guide! Check it out to find gift inspiration for everyone in your life. Bookshelf speakers are enjoying one hell of a resurgence. Just a few months ago our ears were all but blown away by one the most incredible pairs of bookshelves you can buy for under $1,000, the ELAC Uni-fi UB5. The kicker? They cost just $500. Not long afterward, our ears were once again enthralled by the nearly perfect KEF LS50 wireless bookshelves, which cost a pretty penny more, but offer some of the most transparent and organic sound this side of a live performance. So, when KEF tempted us with a KEF Q150 review, the smallest and most affordable speakers in its revamped Q series, we took the bait. Those British blokes aren’t kidding around. The KEF Q150 are excellent, and like the Elac UB5, they’re also a steal of a deal at just $550. That relatively modest sum lands you impressive trickle-down technology from KEF’s otherworldly Blade speakers, specifically the bra...

Rich, warm midrange; Smooth and remarkably clear upper register; Heady bass response; Deep, dimensional soundstage; Sleek, rugged cabinets;

No speaker screens included; Wish for more presence in upper midrange;

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