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For smaller rooms or where space is at a premium, the new KEF iQ10 proves that size isn't everything. With the sensational new 130mm (5.25in.) Uni-Q coincident driver array in a reflex-ported cabinet, the calibre of its acoustic performance is out of all proportion to its modest dimensions.
If you prefer smaller speakers, the good news is that all the essential iQ technology is available in the more compact KEF IQ30 enclosures. As you can tell from the distinctive 'tangerine' waveguide around the dome of KEF's acclaimed 19mm (0.75in.) neodymium tweeter and the metallic glint of the surrounding midrange/low frequency cone, they're all based on the stunning new Uni-Q array.
A more compact incarnation of the same high-end technologies and design principles, the KEF iQ50 shares the exceptionally wide, even dispersion that characterises the range, together with KEF's legendary build quality. The 19mm (0.75in.) tweeter, identical to the larger models, is built into the 130mm (5.25in.) version of KEF's latest Uni-Q high frequency/midrange array.
When you're achieving the naturalness and sheer sonic accuracy that the new Q Series is capable of, the centre channel has to be an exceptional performer. With the 130mm (5.25in.) Uni-Q point source array flanked by two of KEF's new low distortion bass drivers of the same size on an outwardly curving front baffle, the KEF iQ60c is just that.
With all the benefits of the KEF iQ90 in a slimmer enclosure, the KEF iQ70 is an assertive full bandwidth two and a half-way bass reflex floorstander that reproduces music and movie soundtracks with equal clarity and flair. With the 165mm (6.5in.) new Uni-Q point source array and 19mm (0.75in.) tweeter partnered by a high performance low frequency driver of the same size, it radiates a faultlessly detailed 3D acoustic image evenly throughout the room.