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KEF QX ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM

Last updated 25 days ago in Philadelphia, PA

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Willing to sell everything 800 or best offer. No low ball offers will be responded to. Might consider individual sale but prefer to sell together. I have the whole set of Kef XQ one bookshelf speakers for sale excellent condition. New these where $1500 a pair. Graphite color cabinets. $500 for one pair $800 for 2 pair. XQ One was the bookshelf/stand-mounted design of the range. A 3-way system with a 165mm (6.5") Uni-Q array and enhanced high frequency extension courtesy of the Reference Series Hypertweeter, which was mounted on the top of the cabinet. Specification: XQ1 System type: Three-way, floor standing Enclosure type: Reflex Dimensions (H × W × D): 418 × 231 × 308mm (16.4 × 11.9 x 12.1 inches) Weight: 9.2kg (20.2 Ibs) Nominal impedance: 8 ohms (3.2 min.) Amplifier requirements: 15-120W Frequency response: 60Hz to 55kHz +/-3.0dB Sensitivity: 89dB at 1m for 2.83V Maximum output: 109dB System: SP3393 Drive Units: B160 Uni-Q (SP1485) [NT19 tweeter (SP1487)], NT19 Hypertweeter (SP1476)

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