Design pe 3 cai, bas-reflex
Crossover frequencies: 350Hz, 2.8kHz
Harmonic distortion: 2nd & 3rd harmonics (90dB, 1m)
<0.5% 40Hz - 100kHz
<0.2% 200Hz - 10kHz
Maximum output: 113.5dB
Only one loudspeaker range can truly claim ownership of the name, The Reference. KEF’s mastery of research, development, manufacturing, analysis and the art of sound balancing ensures that this range is truly representative of the state of the art.
In smaller environments, Reference 2c has the power to immerse you in your music or the action on screen as much as its larger sibling.
With a 125mm (5-in.) Uni-Q point source driver array flanked by two powerful 165mm (6.5-in.) bass drivers the Reference 2c reveals dynamics and spatial precision with absolute clarity. In smaller spaces, Reference 2c has the power to immerse you in the music or the action on screen as much as its larger sibling.
At the heart of The Reference is the Uni-Q™ point source driver array. A state-of-the-art vented aluminium dome tweeter at the exact acoustic centre of a highly sophisticated midrange driver that delivers flawless natural sound across a wider listening area.
Shadow Flare drastically reduces harmful cabinet diffraction, allowing the Uni-Q to work at its highest level. A precision-designed surface extends the waveguide effect of Uni-Q for improved clarity, particularly when it comes to the subtle nuances of plucked strings and other percussive sounds.
KEF’s engineers use advanced software to model the ideal crossover. But every component is auditioned by the ultimate measure: the human ear. Perfection takes time, but the results are plain to hear. Reference crossovers are even decoupled from the cabinet to minimise vibration and crosstalk.
Flexible port technology is used to reduce port resonance. Each port is adjustable to allow users to modify the sound to suit their room. The flare and profile of each port is calculated by computational fluid dynamics to avoid turbulent air noise that might colour the sound.
