KEF Classic Q Series iQ60c Center Channel Speaker (Black Ash) Each

65Hz - 40KHz
8 Ohms 15-150W
90 dB (2.83V/1m)

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, the iQ60c is just that. Vocals are clear and precisely located, whatever the volume. Lower frequency effects are equally involving and delivered with real clout.

So, as well as the radically innovative design, high end components and advanced engineering; you’ll find yourself immersed in an intricate three-dimensional soundscape.

Aluminum dome tweeter with ‘tangerine’ waveguide The unique ‘tangerine’ waveguide delivers a smoother, clearer high frequency response with an even wider dispersion as well as providing an excellent protection from straying fingers.
Uni-Q KEF’s exclusive Uni-Q driver configuration is what makes the Q Series sound noticeably better than conventional speakers in normal rooms. The new Uni-Q array in the iQ has been further refined, with a sophisticated new 19mm (0.75in.) elliptical dome tweeter, improved acoustic geometry and ‘tangerine’ waveguide for even more realistic vocals and even smoother, louder and clearer high frequency response.
Enclosures Inspired by the Reference Series the fully curved enclosures of the iconic Q Series minimize distortion by eliminating internal standing waves. Laminated MDF construction and internal bracing make the cabinets acoustically inert and reduce cabinet colouration. A new internal labyrinth damping system in the floorstanding models eliminate colouration effects from vertical standing waves.
LF Drivers The new Q Series feature the latest lightweight dual composite LF cones with tall profile rubber surrounds for longer cone throw resulting in increased LF extension and greater power handling. Rigid die-cast aluminium chassis house ultra-low distortion motors incorporating Faraday rings to iron out harmonic distortion.