TDL KV1 Reviews

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  • Sound Quality3.4 stars
  • Value for Money3.5 stars
  • Overall rating3.5 stars

4 Reviews For TDL KV1

  • adcam 21st Dec 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    Bad Points: None as far as I am concerned


    General comments: Well built. Made in Britain. Nice clean sound. Can be bought discounted from richer sounds for £50.00
    People have complained of no bass but the driver is barely 5 inches so can only do so much. If you want house shaking bass buy a bigger speaker (tdl tower speakers are good. Overall I agree they are not worth £150.00 but £50.00 is a complete steal for such well made speakers.

  • Justin Lewis 13th Feb 2007

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    The TDL KV1 speakers are thoroughly recommended for good quality sound reproduction (and when your wife does not like large floor standers like the Omni Audio that I previously owned)

  • njs 21st Nov 2006

    Reviewer rating: 3.5 stars


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    In general, these are good speakers for the money. Although a few years ago I got a pair of Eltax Liberty 5+'s for the same price as the TDL KV1 speakers(enough said).

    Note, this is based on a Yamaha RXV-357 receiver (105wpc RMS, front channel) and a Sherwood AX-4103 stereo amp, rated at 50wpc RMS, and all of this of course is in my humble opinion!

  • Tobz Rank: Staff Sergeant 19th Aug 2006

    Reviewer rating: 2 stars


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    The TDL KV1 speakers are a slight improvement of the Nucleus 2 speakers. This is mainly because they look nicer, and they are more expensive, so they sound that slight (and I mean slight) bit better.

    The bass again is a bare minimal, no "chuffing" (due to the bass not existing), or this could just be because they were not against a wall.

    The best way to describe them: Not worth a penny of the money (with a retail of £149.99). And this is while they were wired up to a Cambridge Audio ...