The KEF 104.2 combines many of the familiar qualities of KEF speakers—a low degree of coloration, stable stereo imaging, a handsomely finished cabinet—with a novel design that’s intended to provide the high efficiency needed to reproduce wide-dynamic-range program material without excessive amounts of amplifier power.

Considering the modest dimensions of the enclosure, the KEF Model 104 has a well extended, uncoloured, low frequency performance. Summing up, the Reference Series Model 104 can be regarded as an excellent speaker for domestic purposes.

KEF Model 104/2; ¥ 430,000 (a set of two cars, around 1988) ¥ 390,000 (a set of two cars, around 1989) Commentary. A reference series speaker system using KEF's original CC system. KEF's own active low-frequency equalizer, KUBE, is included.

2024年7月20日 · The Reference 104/2 speakers stayed in production from 1984 to 1996. Over that long life, they continued to be developed with bi-wiring capability and various tweaks to the drive units and cosmetics added over time. Our samples are from KEF’s vaults and are an early singled-wired version.

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2004年4月16日 · The 103.x,104.x,105.x and 107.x were factory matched within 1db accuracy of factory reference. The box is miter type, excellently braced and very solid. The designers last product for KEF was the 105/4.

quality control system. The first loudspeaker to benefit from thi s was the first of the new Reference Series, the Model 104. Model 104 was an 8 inch two-way system with an passive radiator augmenti ng the low frequency response , a format that was developed previously for the Cadenza system.

最新の研究成果を取り入れて開発されたリファレンスシリーズのスピーカーシステム。 model104ではボイスコイルアッセンブリに螺旋状に巻いた耐熱性ボイスコイルやエポキシ樹脂仕上げのショートコイルを使用しており、短時間での場合は最低250℃、連続使用の場合でも180℃までの耐熱性を実現 ...

The low-frequency cabinet of the 104/2 is even more unusual for there are no loudspeaker units to be seen! Based on an idea which I believe originated with Peter Baxandall and was developed into a workable form by KEF's Laurie Fincham, it is called in …