Wireless HiFi Speakers

The ease of use and how its eases into the room and the resulting sound are phenomenal for the price range. However, I had some issues and did the following to exceed the expectations
1. I am using a surge protector/power conditioner. Make sure the speakers are plugged into the high current outlets
2. Need a subwoofer - its mandatory. W/o a subwoofer it is a meh for bass tracks or if any serious low end is present. So got a KC62 subwoofer and it went into OMG territory.
3. After getting subwoofer , I used the expert profile and set HPF as 85 Hz and LPF as 60 Hz and it is a wowsie now. Now, that I heard what one sub did, I am planning to get a second sub and do it as a stereo sub to make it a 2.2 system.

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I took a shot in buying the LS60's without demoing them. The specs, looks and components were enough to pull the trigger. I was a bit anxious to see if I didn't make an expensive mistake. As soon as I heard the first song, I smiled. The sound emitting is so clear and fulfilling. I've had them over a month and I have been listening to them as often as I can. I loved them without adding the KC62, but the addition puts the setup in the category of 10k plus systems all day long.

For my 60th birthday my wife heard I wanted the LS60s. I originally got the KEF 104ab's when I was 16 and building my first stereo system. I wanted the Cornerhorns, but that was unrealistic to bring into my dad's house. I spent much of my time awash in the sound of those amazing speakers. I still have those them but when I was 40ish I got the KEF 3000 surround system to upgrade my home AV. Such bass, such detail. I still switched back to the 104s for music though.

The LS60s go way beyond my high school speakers, with the flattest response I have heard in my life, detail only surpassed by the Magnapan speakers I also wanted as a kid. There is no coloring of the sound, no frequency where the speakers get a bit out of control, no harmonics, no lost range. The 104s had a big gap between the one woofer and the tweeter, the sound was amazing, but you knew you were missing a bit of the artists voice.

All that being said, there is something comforting about a boomy speaker, over emphasizing the bass can make you think, "Wow, is all that coming from those little speakers". I have a JVC table stereo that does that, sometimes the HomePods do too. It's artificial, but can be comforting. The LS60s will not do that. If the sound is there in the original track you will hear it. Everything is so clear and precise.

My biggest complaint is that they are still slow to roll out. They barely arrive for my birthday and when they developed a problem I was w/o them for a month waiting for a second pair to make it to the states. And their documentation (very hard to find) appears to not yet be fully migrated from the LS50W speakers including settings for Desk Mode.

I look forward to knowing more about configuring these speakers, I hear placement is the key, but no one on Reddit or Youtube has posted much info yet.