[msmoran]

Selling KEF Reference 107.2 (rosewood) with Qube and original factory shipping cartons.

$2,000.00

FOB Boca Raton, FL 33486 (3 Boxes/heavy)

 

[dbphd]

I think your price may be a bit high. If you look at the decending trend shown in the Audiogon blue book -- there aren't many data points -- the most recent point is about $1K. I have a beautiful pair in rosewood that I paid a bit less than $1K for several years ago, but that was without a KUBE (KEF spelling), so you might add a couple of hundred. They are magnificent speakers. Good luck.

db

 

[yakbob]

Selling KEF Reference 107.2 (rosewood) with Qube and original factory shipping cartons.

$2,000.00

FOB Boca Raton, FL 33486 (3 Boxes/heavy)

When were the woofer's foam surrounds and donuts last replaced? Did you do the replacement yourself or have a shop do it?

Thanks!

 

[Jamesbh11]

Do you have KUBE with them? Interested if yes. PM me

 

[bob_rodgers]

I'll buy them if they're still for sale

I'll buy them if they're still for sale

 

[dbphd]

I'm not sure if it's an affinity between the Parasound JC 2 BP preamp and JC 1 amps, but since I introduced a pair of the JC 1 amps the KEF 107/2s sing in a way they never did with the Proceed HPA 3. Organ pedal notes pour out with an authority new to me. The HPA 3 is three monoblock Levingston amps each rated at 500 watts into 4Ωs; the JC 1 amps are monoblocks rated at 800 watts into 4Ωs, but a single JC 1 is the same size as the three amp HPA 3. I suspect the difference may be current delivery. With the low bias setting I use, the amps run class A to 10 watts -- 25 watts with high bias, but they do get hot. In any case, even though the 107/2s are rated as having a sensitivity of 90 dB, my experience suggests they sound best with powerful amps. Driven with the JC 1 amps, the 107/2s reproduce a wide frequency range with great authority and transparency.

db

 

[steven59]

Are they sold?

 

[msmoran]

I'm not sure if it's an affinity between the Parasound JC 2 BP preamp and JC 1 amps, but since I introduced a pair of the JC 1 amps the KEF 107/2s sing in a way they never did with the Proceed HPA 3. Organ pedal notes pour out with an authority new to me. The HPA 3 is three monoblock Levingston amps each rated at 500 watts into 4Ωs; the JC 1 amps are monoblocks rated at 800 watts into 4Ωs, but a single JC 1 is the same size as the three amp HPA 3. I suspect the difference may be current delivery. With the low bias setting I use, the amps run class A to 10 watts -- 25 watts with high bias, but they do get hot. In any case, even though the 107/2s are rated as having a sensitivity of 90 dB, my experience suggests they sound best with powerful amps. Driven with the JC 1 amps, the 107/2s reproduce a wide frequency range with great authority and transparency.

db

The JC1 Amps are killer. Kef used the Parasound mono-blocks to power their Blades speakers and all that you noted here is a "ditto" Really impressive amps and speakers.