Kef R900
Sun, Jul 8 2012, 8:46PM
For those interested, here is a good review of the R900s:
Mon, Jul 9 2012, 11:54AM
#2
Hi CnE
Thanks 
I'll have a read later on.
All the best
Rick @ Musicraft
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Mon, Jul 9 2012, 5:26PM
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Cheers guys.
It's good to know that it holds some interest.
Wed, Jul 11 2012, 8:48AM
#4
very good speakers for a bigger room. As for the BW 804 D you need a front- wall distance of at least 75 cm for best performance.
Wed, Jul 11 2012, 9:30AM
#5
Thanks Cno. I have read the review before in the German magazine with google translator but this version is a lot easier to understand!
Kef R series seems definetly cracked the code and the pricing also seems spot on! I wish I have that kind of space. 
Thanks for the link, Cno. It is a very good write-up and even allowing for the odd translational quirk it is compelling and in a style not so often seen in the UK.
I was amused at one comment in view of a recent thread here:- "Even height perspective is clear on the right recordings."
On a detail point, the terminal block seems a good idea with its bi-wiring option and link replacement.
Interesting perspective on advances in speaker design in computer age and with Chinese assembly - very plausible but equally so many older designs still sound good so I am unsure what he 'real truth' is here.
Hi-Fi: Krell KAV-300cd, Michell TecnoDec/RB250/Grado Prestige Black1, KAV-300i amp, Transparent balanced interconnects and bi-wire to Sonus faber Concerto grand piano speakers, Nakamichi ZX-7 cassette deck, Logitech Squeezebox Touch, Hitachi FT-5500 and Sony S570ES tuners, BCD Engineering stand, RA Powerlink, Chord powerchord, Grado SR60i cans.
AV: Sony Bravia KDL-32EX503 telly, BDP-S370 player with QED HDMI. Currently unused: Denon AVR-1705, DVD-1710, KEF KHT1005.2