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KEF's uber-cool concept speakers a work of art

by Philip Wong
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KEF Concept Blade (Credit: KEF)

The KEF Concept Blade is a set of one-off speakers engineered to demonstrate the British hi-fi specialist's technical know-how. Developed over a three-year span, these life-size boomboxes are a work of art in both aesthetics and performance.

Clad top to bottom in woven carbon fiber, these sexy concept speakers are capable of supporting the full audio spectrum out of the box. To achieve this feat, they employ four side-firing woofers to boost bass extensively and the company's Uni-Q driver for more natural-sounding vocals.

(Source: Crave Asia via Audiojunkies)

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by Bill_I July 9, 2009 4:28 PM PDT
Its voodoo. KEF have done much better work than this misguided effort.
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by peacefulburma September 17, 2009 3:20 PM PDT
I love to get hifi speakers like B&W 805s and KEF best one ,
I could not compare between these two great brands,
please,let me know the price in USD,FOB China schenzhen provice.
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